college basketball

I don’t any Cinderella story lines but there will be upsets along the way. There is a reason it’s called March Madness.

Yale has a great head coach in James Jones who played and coached under the Legendary Doc Sauers back in the day at the UAlbany.

The great Clark Kellogg from CBS Sports joined Rodger and I this week and gave his early March Madness preview.

Dan Hurley is a very smart man for turning down the Los Angeles Lakers job offer because it’s not all about the money not even 6 years and $70 million.

Oakland University's unexpected win over Kentucky was fueled by Jack Gohlke's exceptional performance, scoring ten 3-pointers and 32 points in total.

Joseph Girard III can still shoot lights out even if it's for Clemson and not Syracuse this season.

Siena and UAlbany men's basketball teams are finished with the non-conference schedule and set to begin the season that counts.

Former Syracuse standout and New York Knick legend Carmelo Anthony announced his retirement earlier this week.

Perspective is an important characteristic of successful college athletes. When your family is full of them, you probably have an advantage. One upstate New York family is making the most of that upper-hand and keeping mom and dad busy, at the same time.

Two years into his young broadcasting career, former college basketball player Billy Packer became the voice of the March Madness and the Final Four in 1974 for CBS. Packer's voice became synonymous with the NCAA's crown jewel for the next 35 years.

Unless something drastically changes, Syracuse will struggle because they can’t consistently score the basketball.

In the course of coaching a premier college basketball program for nearly five decades, it would be easy to assume that one would get pretty good at assessing their team's chances from one year to the next. On Wednesday at the ACC Men's Basketball Media Day, Boeheim told several reporters that this year's squad of Orange will go to the Big Dance in March. After suffering his first losing season since taking up the profession at Syracuse, the 77 year-old coach is ready to get his team back to playing tournament basketball.