Angel Reese, Jill Biden embrace as LSU women, U-Conn. men visit White House
The White House visit came after Angel Reese criticized the first lady last month for suggesting national runner-up Iowa should be honored along LSU.
By Glynn A. HillBob Huggins to keep job at West Virginia after using homophobic slur
Bob Huggins, the winningest active coach in Division I men’s college basketball, used the slur during an appearance on a Cincinnati radio show Monday.
By Matt BonesteelWith slur, Bob Huggins showed what he thinks. No apology can change that.
West Virginia men's basketball coach Bob Huggins took us inside his thoughts, and there might be no going back.
By Barry SvrlugaDenny Crum, who led Louisville to two NCAA titles, dies at 86
Denny Crum, who died Tuesday at 86, took Louisville to new levels of success over his 30 seasons as coach.
By Matt BonesteelBob Huggins apologizes for using homophobic slur in radio appearance
After the 69-year-old West Virginia coach said he used a “completely insensitive and abhorrent phrase,” the Mountaineers said they were reviewing the situation.
By Des BielerDespite Jill Biden’s musings, just one women’s basketball team is coming to the White House
Only the Louisiana State University's women's basketball team is headed to the White House in celebration of its NCAA championship, not runner-up Iowa despite first lady Jill Biden's musings.
By John WagnerNIL has paved a path forward for college stars and their flashy cars
A great, if not notorious, tradition in college sports has been removed, with NIL rules driving some stars straight to their local dealerships.
By Kevin B. BlackistoneThe odyssey of Hunter Dickinson, sponsored by college sports lunacy
Hunter Dickinson’s extended tour in the NCAA transfer portal has given an unvarnished glimpse at the current lives of the superstars of college sports.
By Candace BucknerLarry ‘Gator’ Rivers, Globetrotter who dribbled into history, dies at 73
He played on the first high school basketball team to win an integrated state championship in Georgia. He later starred for the Harlem Globetrotters.
By Michael S. RosenwaldHunter Dickinson will play at Kansas (college basketball transfer tracker)
Hunter Dickinson’s announcement that he will play at Kansas makes the Jayhawks a favorite to win the national title next season.
By Glynn A. Hill and Gene WangGeorgetown hires former Tennessee star Tasha Butts to coach women’s team
A former guard at Tennessee, the 41-year-old served a long apprenticeship as an assistant, most recently at Georgia Tech.
By Des BielerThere’s no good reason to keep Caitlin Clark out of the WNBA draft
Caitlin Clark is 22 years old, a veteran of three collegiate seasons, and yet ineligible for the WNBA draft.
By Kevin B. BlackistoneA Big East team (not Connecticut) tops early top 25 for next season
Marquette has the highest floor if Shaka Smart brings back what amounts to the entire rotation from a Big East regular season and tournament champion.
By Patrick StevensAngel Reese calls Jill Biden’s idea to invite Iowa to White House ‘A JOKE’
LSU star Angel Reese criticized the first lady’s suggestion, calling the idea “A JOKE.”
By Cindy BorenAnalytics could have led you to March Madness success. Were you listening?
Careful analysts were some of the real March Madness winners this year.
By Neil GreenbergNational champions usually have to break a sweat. U-Conn. barely did.
Connecticut won its NCAA tournament games by an average of 20 points, a rare level of dominance.
By Emily GiambalvoConnecticut handled all business. That has never looked so impressive.
As blue bloods faltered, Connecticut handled all business. That has never looked so impressive.
By Jerry BrewerWhat comes next for Caitlin Clark is the hardest part
Angel Reese’s taunting was a sign that Caitlin Clark’s success has made her the hunted, not the hunter.
By Ben GolliverRemember the titan: Connecticut’s title ends NCAA tourney of upstarts
The Huskies get another double-digit win, this time over San Diego State, to cap off their fifth national championship.
By Chuck CulpepperMarch Madness highlights: U-Conn. beats San Diego State for fifth men’s basketball title
March Madness concluded Monday night as the Huskies claimed their first national title since 2014 with a commanding win over San Diego State in Houston.
By Des Bieler, Emily Giambalvo, Chuck Culpepper and Jerry Brewer