NCAA Men's Basketball
#1
UCLA BruinsBruins
#2
USC TrojansTrojans
#3
UAB BlazersBlazers
#4
Yale BulldogsBulldogs
#5
Notre Dame Fighting IrishFighting Irish
#6
UConn HuskiesHuskies
#7
Arizona State Sun DevilsSun Devils
#8
South Alabama JaguarsJaguars
#9
Western Kentucky HilltoppersHilltoppers
#10
Delaware Blue HensBlue Hens
#11
Louisville CardinalsCardinals
#12
San José State SpartansSpartans
#13
California Golden BearsGolden Bears
#14
Georgia Tech Yellow JacketsYellow Jackets
#15
Arizona WildcatsWildcats
#16
Northwestern WildcatsWildcats
#17
Indiana HoosiersHoosiers
#18
Arkansas RazorbacksRazorbacks
#19
Georgia BulldogsBulldogs
#20
Boise State BroncosBroncos
College Athletics Committee enhances authority to enforce NIL regulations.
The College Sports Commission has requested educational institutions to voluntarily surrender their ability to dispute forthcoming penalties in legal proceedings. This is in conjunction with a proposal that would grant the commission substantial authority to conduct investigations and penalize violators.
Houston signs top center prospect Arafan Diane for 2026 class.
Arafan Diane, considered one of the top center prospects in the 2026 class and widely recognized as one of the most physically powerful players in the nation, announced his commitment to Houston on Wednesday.
UConn's leading scorer and rebounder, Tarris Reed Jr., will miss Arizona.
UConn, ranked third, played without their leading scorer and rebounder, Tarris Reed Jr., in their match against fourth-ranked Arizona on Wednesday night.
Assessing top Freshman of the Year candidates in men's basketball.
AJ Dybantsa and Cameron Boozer stand out for their exceptional performances this season. Let's take a look at other contenders who are also having a strong season.