ESPN’s senior NBA insider Adrian Wojnarowski is retiring from the news industry to become general manager of the men’s basketball team at St. Bonaventure University.

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Adrian Wojnarowski was dogged in cultivating relationships over the past 37 years to distinguish his peerless basketball reporting. Leveraging those connections with the same drive and passion that brought “Woj bomb” into the basketball lexicon,

Wojnarowski changed how basketball is covered but decided he needed to move on, stepping away from a reported $20 million

College football programs have already begun investing in the position, and this move could open the door for more opportunities in the hoops world.

Adrian Wojnarowski's more than seven-year run with ESPN has come to an end, as the high-profile NBA Insider has decided to leave the sports media industry.

Longtime ESPN senior NBA reporter Adrian Wojnarowski dropped his last "Woj Bomb" on Wednesday, announcing on X that he is retiring from journalism.