The Senate Bill to Fix College Sports Has Good Ideas but Bad Timing
The clock is ticking for the Protect College Sports Act, which needs to clear a lot of hurdles before the August recess
Ben Jacobson Is Ready to Carry the Torch at Utah State
After an incredible run at Northern Iowa, Jacobson is the new head coach of the Aggies, who have been to four straight NCAA Tournaments
Meet D1.relocation, a Company for Coaches on the Move
In an era defined by NIL and the transfer portal, newly hired head coaches must immediately get to work rebuilding their rosters. For everything else, there’s D1.relocation.
Katz’s Corner: Is It Finally Time to Cut Men’s Basketball In Half?
In an era of change, the NCAA is considering adding another new wrinkle to men's hoops — four quarters instead of two halves
Tennessee Lands Portal Prize, Kansas Adds a Star
Tennessee plunders the portal, Virginia upgrades its backcourt, LSU goes international and more college basketball storylines from another loaded week
More Madness!
EXCLUSIVE: Hoops HQ's Andy Katz talks tournament expansion with the men's and women's NCAA selection committee chairs
Baylor Coach Scott Drew Wants Degree-First College Basketball
Scott Drew weighs in on five-in-five eligibility, Jerome Tang, the price of an NCAA championship and his pickleball scandal
Deal With the Devil(s): Inside Duke's Partnership With Amazon
Andy Katz: the exclusive streaming partnership may be a sign of things to come
Offseason Headlines: Gonzaga and Louisville Land Big Prizes, Duke and UNC Add International Standouts
Here are the major college basketball storylines you need to know from another busy week of offseason action
“My Crusade”: Big East Commissioner Val Ackerman Has One Fix for the NCAA Tournament
Former WNBA president Val Ackerman discusses her upcoming retirement as Big East commissioner, how to save March Madness and more
Unsustainable? Hardly! The NIL and Portal System Is Working (Sort Of)
Player compensation is rising, but the current system is vastly superior to the one it replaced
The NCAA Tournament Is Expanding. It Will Still Be Awesome.
If March Madness grows to 76 teams next year as expected, fans and media will complain, but we’ll still love watching it
