College Basketball

As part of his negotiated separation agreement with the University of Louisville, men's basketball coach Chris Mack will receive a $4.8 million buyout, sources told ESPN. Associate head coach Mike Pegues has been named interim coach.

Louisville joins Maryland as another high-major basketball program with a midseason vacancy. Here are the potential replacements for Mack.

For the second consecutive season, the College Basketball Invitational will play a single-elimination, bracket-style tournament at Daytona Beach, Florida. The field will increase from eight teams in 2021 to 16 teams this season.

More than half of college basketball's 32 Division I conferences have pending membership changes. We're tracking them all.

The top of the projected NBA draft has evolved into a "big 3." Who's in position to land college basketball's top stars?

The future of Louisville men's basketball coach Chris Mack is in peril, as sources told ESPN the school is engaged in discussions to separate with the fourth-year head coach.

Relieved and exasperated after a closer-than-expected 55-54 win over Missouri, Auburn coach Bruce Pearl admitted his No. 1 Tigers "didn't play like the best team in the nation," though the longtime coach will certainly take the team's 19th victory.

No. 24 Illinois didn't have Kofi Cockburn and Andre Curbelo for Tuesday night's 1-point victory against No. 10 Michigan State.

Nineteen of the top 20 prospects in the ESPN 100 have been named to the 45th annual McDonald's All American Game, highlighted by No. 1 recruit Dereck Lively.

Hampton, Monmouth and Stony Brook have accepted invitations to join the Colonial Athletic Association.

Five years in, the school's greatest player has yet to produce an NCAA tournament win as head coach. What has gone wrong, and can he still fix it?

We rank the top 25 boys' high school basketball programs in the country.

Auburn continues to prove it's a No. 1 team, Marquette is on a winning streak and some conferences seem to be one-team title races.

Watch Providence's game-winner to beat No. 21 Xavier.

See Andy Katz's latest Power 36 men's college basketball rankings for Jan. 24, 2022. Auburn remains on top while Marquette goes from unranked to No. 23.

Andy Katz walks through his updated bracket predictions for the 2022 DI men's basketball tournament, as of Jan. 20. He predicts Gonzaga, Baylor, Kansas and Auburn as the No. 1 seeds.

Here are Andy Katz's latest 2022 men's NCAA tournament projections, 50 days before Selection Sunday. Gonzaga is his projected No. 1 overall seed.

True, Kentucky had its hands full having to go to Auburn Saturday. And yeah, Syracuse faced the perils of a visit to Duke. But want to know who had the toughest assignment in college basketball this weekend? Applause, please, for the IUPUI Jaguars. All six of them.

Auburn improved to 18-1 with an impressive win over Kentucky, which could propel the Tigers to No. 1 in the AP poll.

After perfect weeks for Auburn, Gonzaga and Arizona, the top three of Andy's Katz Power 36 rankings remain the same.

Here's a complete breakdown of every element of Villanova forward Kris Jenkins' epic buzzer-beater over North Carolina in 2016.

So how was your weekend? In college basketball, they came in all flavors — good, bad and ugly. But with February near, many of them set a tone for the future.

Army basketball coach Jimmy Allen caught up with NCAA.com correspondent Andy Katz after the Black Knights' 27-point comeback win in OT over rival Navy, 74-73. It was the sixth largest comeback in NCAA DI men's history.

Miami's Charlie Moore made a buzzer-beating from half court to win the game.

No. 5 Kansas took down No. 13 Texas Tech, 94-91, in double overtime. Jayhawks guard Ochai Agbaji powered the win with a career-high 37 points.

These programs have spent the most weeks ranked in the AP poll without reaching No. 1.

lllinois' epic comeback over Arizona in the 2005 NCAA tournament tops Katz's list.

Jerome Lane threw down one of the greatest dunks of all time (and shattered the backboard) against Providence on Jan. 25, 1988.