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The men's basketball transfer portal is more crowded than ever, so we're here to help you determine the names you most need to know.
Sam Vecenie and CJ Moore360
March madness bracket prep: Strengths, weaknesses for all 68 teams, outlooks and more
Brad Evans, Field of 68 and The Athletic42
Bracket Watch: UConn No. 1 overall, and then chaos for 2024 NCAA Tournament
Brian Bennett183
SEC's Sankey doesn't envision P5-only NCAA Tournament, but 'things continue to change'
Kyle Tucker254
Are Ivy League back-to-back basketball weekends an NCAA Tournament advantage?
Justin Williams43
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The ACC, Big East, Big Ten, Big 12, SEC and Pac-12 are among 17 conferences beginning their conference tournaments this week.
Brian Bennett65
If you want upsets in the NCAA Tournament, Jordan Brenner and Peter Keating are demystifying the smaller conferences and making picks.
Peter Keating and Jordan Brenner42
Two Brown athletes say the league's scholarship policy amounts to illegal price-fixing in violation of federal antitrust law.
Nicole Auerbach57
Bracket Breakers examines why VCU could upset some teams in March and examines other teams to root for to make the NCAA Tournament.
Peter Keating and Jordan Brenner39
Elsewhere, Purdue claims the No. 1 overall seed, and there's an intriguing First Four matchup.
Brian Bennett87
The campaign is focused on restrictions that limit direct payment from schools and conferences to athletes.
Nicole Auerbach and Austin Meek52
The return of Ivy League football as the FCS gets back into a unified fall schedule is yet another part of the sport that 2020 disrupted.
Nicole Auerbach30
Peterson, one of the top rising ninth graders in the country, expects his recruitment to take off this fall.
Matthew Gutierrez48
After a long hiatus, summer hoops are back. Eamonn Brennan checks in from the Under Armour Association summer calendar in Georgia.
Eamonn Brennan14
Yohan Traore has made a quick impression on the recruiting scene, earning attention from schools such as Gonzaga, Kansas and Ohio State.
CJ Moore16
With COVID-19 creating massive scheduling and logistical issues for college sports, we present our plan for men's and women's hoops.
The Athletic College Basketball Staff142
The NCAA ruled spring sports athletes can come back to campus next year, but the Ivy says otherwise if they don't withdraw from school now.
Dana O'Neil95
Boiardi was struck in the chest by a lacrosse ball in 2004 and died in the middle of the game.
Matthew Gutierrez4
The men's and women's regular-season champs will advance to the NCAA Tournament after the conference decided to cancel the league tourneys.
Dana O'Neil73
Syracuse plays Cornell on Wednesday in what is now the "Battle of the Boeheims."
Matthew Gutierrez13
Need to know which underclassmen declared for the NBA Draft? Or better yet, who should stay in the draft, go back to school or potentially start packing to go overseas? We’ve got you covered here at The Fieldhouse. NBA Draft expert Sam Vecenie has been scouting and evaluating players...
Sam Vecenie46
Coaches throw around the term dream job pretty casually about the schools that employ them, especially at introductory press conferences. But it would probably be wise to take Penn coach Steve Donahue at his word when he says it. “I look around sometimes and I am sitting in an office that I would...
Brandon Lilly2
Matt Morgan, Cornell’s star junior guard, is used to being overlooked. Even after he scored 760 points as a high school junior, no Division I program outside of Cornell showed any interest in the 6-2 guard. As a freshman he led the Ivy League in scoring, yet he was passed over for league Rookie of...
Brandon Lilly1
By Brandon Lilly It was the spring of 2007, and Harvard athletic director Bob Scalise was sitting at a crossroads. More specifically, he was sitting in a restaurant in Harvard Square with Derek Bok, the school’s interim president, and Jack Reardon, a former AD and the head of the university’s...
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