College Basketball

Three athletes have sued the Power 5 conferences for not allowing athletes to get paid.

Point guard Dylan Harper, the No. 2 prospect in the Class of 2024, announced his commitment to Rutgers on Wednesday.

Texas Tech forward Devan Cambridge will miss the remainder of the season after suffering a knee injury in Wednesday's win over Omaha.

West Virginia guard RaeQuan Battle filed a federal lawsuit against the NCAA on Friday and asked a judge to issue a temporary restraining order in his effort to gain immediate eligibility to play.

Former Old Dominion basketball coach Paul Webb, who led the Monarchs to nine postseason tournament appearances in 10 seasons with the Monarchs, has died at 94.

Nae'Qwan Tomlin, who was dismissed by Kansas State on Wednesday, has entered the transfer portal and will be eligible to play immediately after enrolling at his next school because he hasn't suited up for the Wildcats this season.

USC freshman Bronny James remains poised to make his collegiate debut Sunday against Long Beach State after going through his second consecutive full contact practice on Friday.

It appears he's set to make his collegiate debut for the Trojans on Sunday.

Bronny James is expected to make his highly-anticipated USC debut on Sunday -- a prospect that has caused ticket prices for the sold-out game to surge.

The early NET numbers are akin to April batting averages in Major League Baseball: There can be wild swings the same way a light-hitting shortstop can take a .500 average to the plate.

Wisconsin is having a moment. Oh, and the undefeated Wildcats are the third new No. 1 of the 2023-24 season.

Here's what we know about NCAA president Charlie Baker's proposal to reconfigure NIL rules.

Is Zach Edey still the best player? Do we still believe in Duke? What questions remain? We react to the first four(ish) weeks of the 2023-24 season.

Mike Lopresti breaks down the current state of the Big Ten as he highlights the significance of this season through key storylines, dynamic players and teams to watch.

If the past weekend showed anything in college basketball, it’s that nobody is safe.

March Madness correspondent Andy Katz streamed on Bleacher Report to break down the men's college basketball AP poll released on Dec. 4.

NCAA Digital's Andy Katz delivers a fresh set of Power 36 rankings after an upset-filled weekend. He also previews the new week's action with a ranking of the best games of the week.

Wisconsin did not let No. 3 Marquette take the lead throughout regulation, led by Max Klesmit's 21 points for a massive 76-64 win over the top-3 team.

Northwestern upsets No. 1 Purdue 92-88 in overtime to hand the Boilermakers their first loss of the season.

NCAA.com's Mike Lopresti shares some of the most notable numbers from November's wild college basketball slate.

Andy Katz gives his first in-season NCAA men's basketball tournament bracket predictions following the first month of action.

North Carolina and Arkansas both notched top-10 upsets in front of rowdy crowds on the opening night of the inaugural ACC/SEC Challenge.

After the third week of the 2023 NCAA DI men's basketball season, NCAA.com's Andy Katz delivers a fresh Power 36 rankings.

March Madness correspondent Andy Katz streamed on Bleacher Report to break down the men's college basketball AP poll released on Nov. 27.

The coveted No. 1 spot in the AP Poll generates considerable buzz among players, programs and fanbases lucky enough to earn the distinction, but its a distinction that has come with quite a bit of losing and heartbreak in March over the past two decades. NCAA.com's Mike Lopresti explains:

Colorado State won the 2023 Hall of Fame Classic by knocking off No. 8 Creighton.

The 2023 Maui Invitational will see eight teams play in Hawai'i from Nov. 20 through Nov. 22.

2023 is a year to celebrate the present state of college basketball, with more senior stars than ever and a burgeoning women's game, but also a fitting occasion to look back on its impactful anniversaries that helped build the game. Mike Lopresti looks back on 80 years of college basketball history: