NCAA

Spatola played college basketball at Army and was an assistant coach for the Blue Devils from 2007 to 2012

The NCAA committed a major turnover by not featuring student-athletes in its case for the bill. Is it too late?

Hoops HQ ranks the up-and-coming coaches to determine who is on the cusp of basketball coaching stardom in 2026-27

Last year’s experiment with the coaches replay challenge was a good start. It's time for the NCAA to streamline the process.

Oklahoma coach Billy Tubbs wanted "honor among thieves" when it came to paying student-athletes. He would have thrived in the NIL era.

Calipari recognizes imperfections in the bipartisan Protect College Sports Act but sees it as the best way to move college sports forward

By pushing so hard to get pro athletes back to college, the LSU coach may have pushed the entire enterprise towards a more workable model

The NCAA suffered a string of losses in state courts, but recent wins plus strong actions by conferences are putting college sports on firmer ground

College basketball coaches complain about uncertainty. Why are they creating more of it by trying to add players who might be ineligible?

A frantic race to pass the PCSA and a monumental decision in a five-for-five eligibility case have stirred more confusion in college sports

A tweak to the proposed five-in-five eligibility rule could help tilt the balance back towards education in college sports, and improve the NCAA’s legal standing in the process