Auburn, Alabama, Duke and Florida top NCAA Bracket Preview
NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball Committee names its top 16 teams, and two which just missed the cut
Best Bets: Wager on These Undervalued Teams to Make the Final Four
Betting Editor Justin Perri dives into four attractive analytics profiles. Buy a ticket on these teams to go dancing deep into March.
Down Goes No. 1! JuJu Watkins Drops 38 as USC Hands UCLA Its First Loss
The Trojans' star had 38 points, 11 rebounds, 8 blocks and 5 assists in the Trojans' first-ever win over a No. 1 team
Top Ten Performances by First-Year Coaches
Which new arrivals have their schools ahead of schedule and ready for March? We pick the best of the best.
Best Bets: Pitino's Big East Brawl, a Top Ranked Clash & Big Ten Action
Get the sharpest plays from Hoops HQ's resident betting expert on this week's can't miss action!
Inside the Big Ten: Rutgers Finally Shows Signs of Life, Nebraska’s Shooting Star
PLUS: A sleeper candidate at Indiana, devastating injuries at Northwestern and other notes from around the conference
Welcome, Football Fans! Faux Pelini Has Your Cheat Sheet to College Basketball
Duke is great, UConn is not and the SEC is not just a football conference. Best of all, March Madness is coming.
Hot Take: St. John's Is Home to the National Coach of the Year and Big East POY
PLUS: What went wrong for Duke, my prediction for Big East POY and other news and notes from around the country
JuJu, Lauren or Hannah? Who Is the Women’s Player of the Year?
Like their teams USC, UCLA and Notre Dame, these three candidates have emerged as the favorite for POY. Here’s where the race stands as of today.
Mike Woodson Was Never the Right Choice for Indiana. The Next Coach Better Be.
Athletic director Scott Dolson has a big decision to make now that Indiana has announced Woodson will not return
Bubble Watch: With Shocking Turnaround, Arkansas Is on the Verge
After an atrocious start, John Calipari has his Razorbacks on the bubble. Georgia and Pitt are moving in the other direction.
Tom Izzo Isn't Thinking About Retirement. "I Still Have the Fire"
He just turned 70, but Michigan State's Hall of Fame coach doesn't act or sound like someone who is about to retire
