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TNIAAM WBB Roundtable: let’s talk about attendance

While a new Syracuse Orange women’s basketball season begins soon, an old topic is once again making headlines: the program’s home attendance. Specifically, a lack of it. According to Syracuse University Athletics, in an arena that boasts a seating capacity of just over 30,000, there were 3,197 fans per home game in the 2025-26 season. […]

Is the SoCon the most exciting one-bid league in college basketball?

If I were to describe SoCon basketball in a phrase it would be “the most fun to decide one.”  It’s the essence of what this league is. The SoCon really has seen almost everything in its rich history on the hardwood, and it’s the unpredictability that keeps you coming back for more year after year. […]

Jumbo Package: Alabama football at Tennessee previews and predictions

Happy Friday, everyone. Alabama basketball dominated the glass last night to edge Ole Miss in the second exhibition of the basketball season. They were sorely missing a point guard though, as the Rebels rode a whopping 12 steals to score 23 points off of turnovers. The first couple of games might be hairy with Aden […]

Can you watch Illinois basketball’s first exhibition game?

Well, Illinois takes the court for the first time this season on Saturday in a real game after losing back in April in the Final Four. The Illini are in Cincinnati taking on the Bearcats, but, unfortunately, you won’t be able to see it. It’s the only exhibition or regular season game all season not […]

Illinois sails by No. 22 Michigan State in four sets

CHAMPAIGN, Ill. — Well, not gonna complain about a fourth ranked win — especially inside of a pinked out Huff Hall. Head Coach Chris Tamas has been hiding two freshman secret weapons from fans all season. Maya Harris and Madi Miles both made splashes for the first time against Purdue on Sunday, but tonight we […]

CC Podcast: Are we right?

Let’s talk FSU win, Syracuse expectations and Pat Kelsey’s big day in court. Major thanks to our title sponsor, LG&E. Direct link here.

Fran Fraschilla on why he wrote a book, and previewing the 2026-27 college basketball season

College basketball’s regular season starts next month, and few people are more excited than Fran Fraschilla. The ESPN analyst and former coach is adding a new title to his résumé: author. Don’t Mess With Happy will be released on Oct. 20 and is now available for pre-order. Co-written with David Smale, Fraschilla’s new book features stories and lessons…

Missing out on recruits is not a sign of trouble

Tommy Lloyd can’t recruit American players. At least, so was the fear until he started landing some of the best the country had to offer, including Caleb Holt, Cameron Holmes, Koa Peat, Brayden Burries and Carter Bryant. Tommy Lloyd can’t pull elite talent from the transfer portal. Pelle Larsson and Oumar Ballo would like a […]

UNC reportedly a top target for SEC if realignment occurs

There are certain teams in the Atlantic Coast Conference that would love an opportunity for a fresh start, and among those teams is the North Carolina Tar Heels. There have been rumblings for the last few weeks that they are involved in trying to modify the current version of the Protect College Sports Act that […]

Former Villanova standout Cam Whitmore is turning heads with Nuggets

Former Villanova standout Cam Whitmore might finally be catching a break in the NBA, and he’s making the most of it. After bouncing from Houston to Washington, briefly landing in Cleveland for all of two minutes, and ultimately signing a two-way contract with the Denver Nuggets in September, the 22-year-old is starting to look like […]

Oregon Ducks Football News

College Football Playoff nearing deal for 24-team format in ’27 Tracy Joyner Media Availability Evan Stewart downgraded to doubtful Men’s Basketball drops Exhibition to Seattle Highlight of the Day: I’m posting highlights I can find with 200+ rushing yards and over 5.0 YPC

College Football Playoff expansion is imminent again

The NCAA basketball tournament is a fine event but features a glut of mediocre power-conference teams (and will feature even more moving forward) that have no shot at the title, and the people running college football have looked at this and said “we’d like some of that glut action, too.” The College Football Playoff is […]

Exclusive: Miami (OH) coach Travis Steele is no NCAA Tournament expansion doomer ‘extremist,’ but he has a warning for mid-majors

Travis Steele and the Miami (OH) Redhawks achieved incredible accomplishments with their perfect regular season and winning the MAC regular-season title. However, they had to fight for the right to have a spot in the 2026 NCAA Tournament as an incoming expansion brings that situation to light. March Madness begins a new era as the […] The post Exclusive: Miami (OH) coach Travis Steele is no NCAA Tournament expansion doomer ‘extremist,’ but he has a warning for mid-majors appeared first on Cl...