Tyrese Proctor

A few key contributors from the Elite Eight team have already announced their departure, but more movement is likely coming.

The lack of true Cinderellas means that the Sweet 16 will be full of great matchup. We rank 'em from 1-8.

After entering the NCAA Tournament off consecutive losses and questions about its drive, the Blue Devils flipped a switch in Brooklyn.

We don’t have many rules of thumb —what with only four total thumbs between us — for picking an NCAA Tournament bracket. But there’s one we believe in wholeheartedly: Don’t overthink it. To that end, there’s something simple to keep in mind (yet again) when choosing your Final Four and national champion. After Connecticut won it all last year, 18 of the last 21 champs ranked among the top six at KenPom.com before the NCAA Tournament. (Tell us again why Ken Pomeroy isn’t just selecting the field every year?) So, yeah, the top six would be a useful place to start if you were, say,...

Houston hangs onto the top spot, Florida checks in and High Point is the mid-major spotlight team in the final power rankings of the season.

Even if Duke hadn't scored for the final 16 minutes and 30 seconds on Saturday, it still would have won.

With a little more than a month before Selection Sunday, a pecking order has emerged. UConn and Purdue are on the first tier; then what?

UConn maintains its grip on the top spot, while a surging WCC power debuts.

Proctor has been on a heater and he’s finally starting to look like the potential lottery pick many expected he would be.

Arizona and North Carolina get a pair of tests, and other top games to watch between now and Jan. 2.

The Blue Devils are 7-3 after Tuesday's win over Hofstra, but the defense and Tyrese Proctor's breakout haven't materialized as hoped.

CJ Moore breaks down what we learned from the Jayhawks, Spartans, Blue Devils and Wildcats on Tuesday night.

Foster scored a team-high 18 points in Tuesday's win over Michigan State in the Champions Classic.

Four teams got votes from our panel. Will any of them cut down the nets in April?

Duke, North Carolina and Miami are all ranked this preseason. But the league needs more teams to make themselves heard in the nonconference.

A pair of Duke sophomores round out the first team as star big men dominate.

Wade Taylor IV, DaJuan Harris Jr. and Tyson Walker also make Sam Vecenie's list of the country's best backcourt players.

Which players can make the leap from good to great this season? Here are 15 candidates.