Big 12
Rothstein: Kansas’ Non-Conference Schedule Will Give Wiggins The Ultimate Showcase
Andrew Wiggins is going to Kansas. It’s huge for Bill Self. It’s huge for the Big 12. And it’s even bigger for fans of college basketball.
Rothstein: Jordan’s Massive Job At Rutgers And 4 More Quick Hits On College Basketball
Jordan’s quest to make his alma mater relevant nationally was going to be an arduous task regardless, but now with recent player defections, the Scarlet Knights will have to work just to put together a roster for next season.
Syracuse, Georgetown Set For Heavyweight Clash In Big East Tournament Semifinal
Syracuse and Georgetown, one more heavyweight clash in Madison Square Garden. Two original Big East titans toe-to-toe on the New York stage. Jim Boeheim. John Thompson III. One … last … time.
Rothstein Files: Previewing The 9 Major Conference Tourneys With Predictions
Jim Larranaga’s team has had a banner season, but they’ll likely have to beat Duke for a second time this season — this time with Ryan Kelly — to reinforce their potential to go deep in the NCAA Tournament.
Kansas, K-State Favored As Big 12 Tourney Opens
Kansas State and Kansas tied for the regular-season Big 12 title, but that doesn’t mean they feel very good about themselves entering the league tournament.
Rothstein: Monday Morning College Hoops Notebook; Gators, Jay Wright & More
This may be the best coaching job Jay Wright has done at Villanova. And it will only be enhanced if the Wildcats reach the NCAA Tournament.
Rothstein Files: Monday Morning College Hoops Notebook
Syracuse can beat anyone without James Southerland. How do I know that? Because the Orange won at Louisville without Southerland on Saturday.
Rothstein Files: Five Observations From The Jimmy V Classic
A year ago, Markel Starks was a standstill shooter. Now? He’s a legitimate point guard.
Rothstein Files: Collegiate Athletics As We Once Knew It Is Officially Over
On Wednesday, Louisville became the sixth former Big East school to join the ACC. This comes a week after Rutgers and Maryland, a charter member of the original ACC, left to join the Big Ten. Chaos? Absolutely.
Commissioners To Decide On New College Football Playoff Format
Conference commissioners will meet Monday, hoping to decide whether to have a six- or seven-game format for the new college football playoff.
Rothstein Files: Six BCS Teams Primed To Make A Jump In College Basketball
Looking for a team from a BCS conference ready to make some noise? Check out our list below of six schools — one from each major conference — that’s ready to make a jump during the 2012-13 college basketball season.
Rothstein Files: M’Baye Could Be Key To Oklahoma Revival
Amath M’Baye might be the most impactful newcomer in college basketball that no one really knows about.
Rothstein Files: Big 12 Offseason Notebook
At this point, should we expect anything less than another conference title in Kansas?
Long-Awaited College Football Playoff Model Set For 2014
A committee of university presidents approved a plan for a four-team playoff put forward by commissioners of the top football conferences.
College Football Finally Closes In On A Playoff
A major college football playoff, albeit a small one, is closer than ever to becoming a reality.


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