Trentyn Flowers, a five-star recruit in the class of 2023, has decommitted from  Louisville and will sign with the Adelaide 36ers of the National Basketball League in Australia, he told ESPN on Monday. "This was the toughest decision I've ever made," Flowers said. "Louisville was my dream college. But I feel like signing in the NBL gives me the best chance to lock in and develop my game. I'm going over there to play point guard, to learn how to run a team, and be a player like  LaMelo Ball or Josh Giddey. Adelaide is a place for me to lock in and focus on my game." Flowers, ESPN's No. 18-ranked prospect, was originally a member of the 2024 high school class but elected to graduate early and enroll at Louisville this summer. He has been practicing with the team since June. Louisville is coming off a 4-28 season, the program's worst since at least World War II, marking an auspicious start to Kenny Payne's tenure at the helm for the Cardinals. After Payne...