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Oregon is a surprise No. 1, Duke is close behind at No. 2 -- and (in a plot twist) Kentucky is currently nowhere to be found in the top 25.
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The nation's top college basketball recruits will be visible again this weekend. Here's here who they are and how to watch them.
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The NCAA has issued a "blanket waiver" on multiteam events to provide opportunities for programs to complete their schedules amid the challenges attached to the pandemic.
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Arizona received its notice of allegations from the NCAA, the school announced Friday, but didn't provide further information.
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Mohegan Sun is finalizing plans to host more than 30 teams in a modified bubble for early-season games.
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The NJCAA board of regents approved a blanket waiver on Thursday for all sports in the 2020-21 season, meaning athletes at 512 member institutions in 45 states will not lose a year of eligibility regardless of their levels of participation this year.
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No. 19-ranked Skyy Clark became the third top-20 junior to announce his commitment, choosing Kentucky over North Carolina, UCLA and Memphis.
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Kentucky transfers Olivier Sarr and Jacob Toppin have been granted waivers by the NCAA and are eligible for the Wildcats this season. Sarr transferred from Wake Forest and Toppin from Rhode Island.
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Marquette halted all activities in men's and women's basketball for two weeks after one positive COVID-19 test from each team.
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Will Pete Maravich's long-standing points record come down? What about Bob Hurley's assists record? John Gasaway breaks down the likelihood of which records will stay, and which could be topped.
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