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The St. John’s coach got his 900th win against his son Richard but wants more. Plus: former pros coming back to college and shout-outs for top performances

A temporary restraining order is threatening to undermine the NCAA's decision not to grant a former NBA two-way player, Charles Bediako, eligibility. Can the NCAA legally enforce its rules?

Last week’s indictment of dozens of former players and several current ones shed more light on the growing crisis around legalized sports betting that threatens the integrity of college athletics

At least 39 college players on more than 17 Division I teams were accused of fixing games. Affected matches involved St. John's, DePaul, Tulane and others. Additional indictments span across the NBA and Chinese Basketball Association.

Demond Williams' Washington Huskies saga jolted college football. It has major repercussions for basketball and the landscape of college sports.

ANDY KATZ: The NCAA's policy regarding college eligibility and NBA contracts is coming into focus. PLUS: Vanderbilt's Tyler Tanner is making his case for SEC Player of the Year.

London Johnson was supposed to redshirt this season, but will suit up this season due to an injury to freshman point guard Mikel Brown Jr.

Baylor’s decision to sign James Nnaji, a former NBA Draft pick, produced complaints and confusion. Here are answers to the most-pressing questions facing college athletics.

College basketball's original Cinderellas are in desperate need of saving. At it will take is a tweak to the NET and a reminder that walk-ons are the game in its purest form.

Andy Katz speaks to Baylor coach Scott Drew and the NCAA about James Nnaji — and another milestone in college eligibility

Vitale, the 86-year-old broadcaster, returned to ESPN this year, but his real work remains his fight against pediatric cancer