Big 12 Files Legal Complaint, Aims to Sanction Texas Tech Over Brendan Sorsby
Sorsby was granted a preliminary injunction after violating NCAA rules on sports gambling. The Big 12 is taking matters into its own hands.
Why a College Athletes’ Union Keeps Running Out of Bounds
A players’ union is unworkable, unfeasible and illegal. So why do so many people keep saying it’s the only solution?
Katz: Texas Tech Shows Blatant Hypocrisy In Brendan Sorsby Case
NCAA rules state Brendan Sorsby's gambling past means he should be banned for life. One local judge and Texas Tech see it differently.
Surprise, Surprise: Congress Dropped The Ball
The latest Congressional effort to fix college sports is deader than disco. It’s time the NCAA moved on.
After a Viral Moment and a Bitter Ending, Roger Ayers Is Ready to Get Back in the Game
Ayers has long been one of college basketball’s most respected referees, but a controversial encounter with UConn coach Dan Hurley in the Elite Eight made for a sour ending to the season
“I Believe We'll Get It Done”: Senator Ted Cruz Hopes His Bill Will Fix College Sports
Cruz joined The Hoops HQ Show to break down the Protect College Sports Act, a new bipartisan bill that addresses transferring, eligibility and more issues affecting college athletics
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