Five aspects to pay attention to on the first night of college basketball
College Basketball Season Kicks Off Tonight A wonderful five-month adventure is set to begin again on Monday night. Although the first game of the season may not be the flashiest match-up, it still promises some exciting moments. Here are five points to consider as we dive into the opening day of the men’s college basketball […]
Women’s college basketball is set to return to Paris in 2026. Here are the participants.
Women’s College Basketball Returns to Paris in 2026 Women’s college basketball is making a comeback in Paris, France, in 2026. This will be the fourth consecutive year that the sport has had games in the City of Lights during the opening week of the season. This year’s matchups include Duke against Baylor, while Vanderbilt will […]
Top 8 contenders for the national championship in college basketball for the 2025-26 men’s season
Looking Ahead to April 2026 While we can’t pinpoint exactly which teams will be celebrating with net-cutting ceremonies on that first Monday in April 2026, we can confidently say it will be one of the eight teams mentioned below. The Cougars came heartbreakingly close to clinching their first national title last season, missing it by […]
A guide to TV and streaming for essential women’s college basketball games in the first week
The interest in women’s college basketball has noticeably increased lately, making it more accessible for fans. Regardless of whether you’re using cable, a mix of streaming services, or a digital antenna, you can catch some great games this week. ESPN is set to showcase over 240 games on its main network this season, in addition […]
Five daring predictions for the college basketball preseason and All-American teams
Zach Braziler offers five predictions for the upcoming 2025-06 college basketball season that might catch your attention. Changes in Chapel Hill North Carolina State missed out on the NCAA Tournament for the second time in three years, leading to Hubert Davis’s dismissal. The Tar Heels did manage to secure a spot in last March’s tournament, […]
2025 preseason college basketball Top 25 and Final Four predictions
There isn’t a definitive favorite this season. The landscape is open, with quite a few players standing out in different ways. After an unforgettable Final Four where Houston stunningly took down the heavily favored Duke, college basketball has returned, brimming with championship hopefuls. Florida, boasting a strong frontcourt, could potentially repeat last year’s success. Connecticut […]
Urban Meyer states he is not interested in going back to coaching in college football.
Urban Meyer Reflects on NFL Stint and Coaching Future It’s been nearly four years since Urban Meyer wrapped up a tumultuous period as the head coach of the Jacksonville Jaguars. His time with the team marked his introduction to the NFL, coming three years after he last coached at Ohio State. Meyer was celebrated during […]
Where to find a free livestream of Boston College vs. Notre Dame: Schedule and streaming details
This Saturday afternoon, Boston College will have a challenging matchup against No. 12 Notre Dame at Alumni Stadium. The Eagles (1-7) are struggling, having not won since their initial game of the season against Fordham. They’ve now hit a rough patch of seven consecutive losses, with a notable defeat to No. 19 Louisville on October […]
Trump Removes Progressive Activists from College Loan Program
Trump Administration Revamps Student Loan Forgiveness Program The Trump administration is revamping a loan forgiveness program that had previously assisted left-wing activists in evading student loan payments. The U.S. Department of Education (DOE) announced that the Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) program, designed for individuals in public service, will undergo significant changes to prevent taxpayer […]
Longtime referee joins as rules analyst for women’s college basketball.
Dee Kantner Transitions to ESPN as Rules Analyst Dee Kantner is swapping her referee’s whistle for a microphone. The 65-year-old has been officiating women’s college basketball since 1984 and recently announced her retirement from refereeing. However, she’s not completely leaving the game behind. Starting next week, Kantner will take on the role of ESPN’s Rules […]