On a basement court in Greenwich Village, the New York University women’s basketball team have quietly become the sport’s most improbable juggernaut

Multiple dismissals have occurred at Cal State Bakersfield as an investigation probes who knew what and when.

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The past two years saw 29 high-majors change coaches. This cycle won't be as busy, but there's still some unavoidable change on the way

The rivalry germinated when the Gaels strung together six straight 25-plus win seasons from 2008-13, including two regular-season titles, two tournament crowns and four NCAA Tournament appearances. Sa...

Nashville is frozen, Vandy is hot. The Commodores' national rise to SEC power is due in large part to a local kid who had only one high-major offer two years ago.

The Wildcats nearly collapsed at BYU on Monday night, but held on and induced star freshman AJ Dybantsa into his worst shooting showing of his season

The Miami Redhawks are currently one of three remaining teams in all of Division I basketball with an undefeated record.

A sustainable model for the NCAA should address the transactional era of athletics.

The Hoosiers have been unbeatable because they are the most mistake-proof program in the country, mastering the fundamental tenets of football.

Fred Hoiberg's patience with Nebraska's basketball program is finally paying off. The Huskers, once struggling under his leadership, are now one of six unbeaten teams in Division I men's college baske...

The NCAA president defends tournament expansion and why he thinks it preserves college basketball, plus why sports gambling is the biggest integrity threat.

Baylor and Drew are catching heat, but they are far from the only ones utilizing an NCAA rule that's enabling in-season free agency

With scoops from the NFL, NBA and beyond, Torre’s hit show — and the way he makes it — is ruffling feathers across the sports landscape.

It’s not even January, but Tim Bergstraser is already delivering feats the Denver men’s basketball program hasn’t seen in over 20 years. With nonconference play over across the country, it turns out t...

NEWARK, N.J. -- As the Prudential Center's public address announcer rolled through Arkansas' starting lineup introductions, two players remained on the bench.

Grand Canyon was an obvious mismatch for the University of Wyoming last weekend.

The ACC and its member schools made scheduling, financial and personnel changes. They are reaping the rewards.

Houston coasted past Arkansas and vaulted themselves into a deepening class of title contenders

Coach Kate Paye has shown that academics can still lure top recruits to the Stanford women’s basketball program. What’s unclear is how the Cardinal will pay them — and how much it matters.

Matt Norlander's college hoops insider notebook also has scoop on Mick Cronin's new contract and good news for the lone remaining undefeated mid-major.

Georgia’s fourth-quarter avalanche turned a tough night into a full unraveling for the Longhorns as they pretend their goals are still alive.

UConn was missing a certain edge and physicality last season, but the Huskies look built for a return to the top

Podcast Episode · Sports Media with Richard Deitsch · 11/14/2025 · 42m

Smart is the rare coach who quotes Maya Angelou and Nick Saban. He shadows NFL coaches, finds inspiration in rugby and never stops learning.

With a road game vs. the Black Knights, Scheyer honors Coach K's legacy while upgrading Duke's scheduling reputation

Delivering the Boilermakers' first national championship could go a long way toward Smith's future in the NBA.

A trip to Sombor, Serbia, paints a portrait of the elusive Nuggets star by the people who know him best.

Mike Rhoades' group tips against the Chargers on Saturday at 1 p.m.

There's an influx of international talent in college basketball this year

In an extract from his new book on the rise of Canadian basketball, Oren Weisfeld examines the pressures of being a teenage star in the modern game

Cameron and Cayden Boozer didn’t always want to follow their father, Carlos, to Durham. Now that they did, another promising Blue Devils season is in their hands.