UPDATED: The Top 50 Players in the Portal
April 10 update: Over 2,000 players have declared their intent to change schools. We rank the top 50.
Seth Davis’ Ranking of the Top 10 Coaching Hires
Prominent programs like Cincinnati, LSU, North Carolina and Syracuse had openings to fill. Who made the smartest choices?
Seth Davis’ Never-Too-Early Preseason Top 25
Hoops HQ Editor-In-Chief Seth Davis shares his early Top 25 NCAA rankings for the 2026-27 college hoops season
Latest Transfer Portal News: Top 10 New Players
March 27: While the Sweet Sixteen played out on the court, the list of players entering the transfer portal heated up on social media. Here are the top 10.
Women's Bracket Reset: Eden Laase Re-Picks Heading Into the Sweet Sixteen
Women's correspondent Eden Laase refreshes her NCAA Tournament bracket ahead of the Sweet Sixteen. Does surprise contender Virginia have the gas to steal another game?
Jordan Cornette's Bracket
Former Notre Dame forward and current NBC Sports college basketbal analyst Jordan Cornette makes his tournament selections.
Bruce Pearl's Bracket
Fiery Auburn coach-turned analyst Bruce Pearl presents his picks for the NCAA Tournament. With the Tigers NIT-bound, Pearl doesn't have much faith in the SEC.
Rapheal Davis' Bracket
Purdue legend and BTN color analyst Rapheal Davis makes his picks for the NCAA Tournament. The former Big Ten Defensive Player of the Year has great expectations for his college conference.
Jason Benetti's Bracket
Iconic play-by-play announcer Jason Benetti builds his 2026 March Madness bracket, featuring two Cinderella stories and a deep run from his hometown team
Chris Walker's Bracket
CBS analyst and former Texas Tech coach Chris Walker makes his picks for the 2026 NCAA Tournament. His field features a handful of key upsets and a chaotic run for the Red Raiders.
Dalen Cuff's Bracket
Broadcaster Dalen Cuff makes his picks for March Madness 2026. The former Ivy League guard shoulders Penn and picks a champion from the SEC.
NCAA Broadcast Legend Tim Brando's Upset-Heavy Bracket
Sportscaster Tim Brando makes his picks for the NCAA Tournament. Brando called the legendary 2008 quadruple-upset, so it should come as no surprise that none of this year's No. 1 seeds make his Final Four.