Rothstein Files: MAAC Offseason Notebook; Questions, Power Rankings And Players To Watch
Can Loyola Repeat? Without question -- but the loss of Justin Drummond is big.
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Can Loyola Repeat? Without question -- but the loss of Justin Drummond is big.
Kevin Ollie is one of the best people I've ever met in my life. He's genuine, considerate, and extremely capable -- but he doesn't have an easy situation in front of him.
Jim Calhoun left Connecticut the same way he coached it to three national titles — on his terms. The 70-year-old Hall of Famer announced his retirement at a 2 p.m. news conference on Thursday.
The Jim Calhoun era is over. Assistant Kevin Ollie will be the head coach for UConn during the upcoming season but wasn't granted the three-year deal he desired, according to multiple sources.
Calhoun led the UConn program from obscurity to three national championships, but has struggled recently with health issues, including a fractured hip last month that has forced him to come to work on crutches.
I know Syracuse likes to market themselves as "New York's team" and there are a lot of Orange fans in the area—but this one will be U-G-L-Y.
It's tough not to feel for Providence coach Ed Cooley this week. The Friars built palpable momentum on the recruiting trail in the past year by landing Top 30 talents in Ricky Ledo and Kris Dunn and now neither will play to start next season.
Christian Jones isn't the most highly touted member of the Red Storm's freshmen class --- but that doesn't mean he isn't going to be valuable.
Brad Stevens is more than prepared for the questions regarding whether or not Rotnei Clarke will be Butler's starting point guard for the upcoming season.
Will you root for Penn State this season? As we snap the seal on a new football season, many Americans will wonder how Penn State will crawl out of the coffin that Jerry Sandusky and Joe Paterno dug over decades of crimes and cover-ups.
The Tide are coming off one of the most impressive performances in college football history. They were the best team last year, and they're the best team this year.
Without good players, coaches can't win games. Without great ones, they can't compete for championships. Fran Dunphy knows this better than anyone.
Even when you have some success, you still have to deal with doses of adversity. Just ask South Florida coach Stan Heath.
Will a lack of experience affect Kentucky? Maybe in the first month of the season, but it shouldn't be a real factor in February and March.
Like a predator in search of his prey, Briante Weber is nothing short of relentless each time he guards an opposing floor general.
Basketball in New Rochelle just got real interesting. Again. Norvel Pelle's decision to attend Iona makes the Gaels a national story for the second consecutive season.
USC earned the top spot in The Associated Press' preseason college football poll for the seventh time in school history and the first time in five seasons, edging out No. 2 Alabama and No. 3 LSU.
Promoting Keady would allow Lavin to work hands on with his mentor and also give the former Boilermakers' coach a chance to get on the floor with the Red Storm's players.
Travis Ford was being sincere. He's yet to watch Marcus Smart score a point or hand out an assist in a college game -- but he genuinely loves everything about his freshman point guard guard.
Lane Kiffin's squad is finally off probation and the Trojans look like they have all the requisites to once again compete for the the gridiron's richest prize. But Kiffin isn't the only coach at USC brimming with optimism.
The federal lawsuit was filed Tuesday morning in Trenton by the NCAA, MLB, NBA, NFL, NHL. But lawmakers say the suit was not a surprise.
At this point, should we expect anything less than another conference title in Kansas?
UConn coach Jim Calhoun has undergone successful surgery to repair a left hip fracture from a bicycle accident.
Phil Martelli and his St. Joseph's Hawks are looking to return to the NCAA tournament in
Penn State's trustees may not like the NCAA's unprecedented sanctions against the university's football program, but they say the alternative — the so-called "death penalty" — would have been worse.
