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Everyone knew Alabama was going to win another national football championship, but college hoops is different. It's not only up for grabs because of the unpredictability of the NCAA tournament, but because there's just no powerhouse team this season. It's now time to focus on college hoops. Sure, the NHL is back -- but who really cares. March Madness is exactly 70 days away -- and this is the best way to play catch-up on anything you've missed over the first two months of the season. We've got you covered with some college hoops first-half reflections.
CHAMPAIGN — Asked to describe the rigorous defensive drills Illinois conducted at practice this week, Brandon Paul was interrupted by his coach. "Don't get me in trouble, Brandon," coach John Groce joked. The Illini... more »
It is a Monday afternoon, and one of the most controversial figures in college basketball history sits quietly at the end of a rectangular table at Landry’s, a seafood restaurant on West Sahara Avenue that is, both... more »
It's fair to say Colorado coach Tad Boyle was frustrated by the officials' decision to use an inconclusive replay of a potential game-winning 3-pointer to reverse an on-court call at the end of Thursday's game against... more »
Tucson, Ariz. • The shot looked good when it left the hands of Jarred DuBois. But instead of dropping softly through the net, it hit the front of the rim, caught the back and bounced high in the air. Finally, the ball fell... more »
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