Here is one thing I can say with extreme confidence this season — or any season: I can pick at least three of the four teams that will make the College Football Playoff. More >>

The second batch of college football preseason magazines has arrived. A narrative appears to be building. More >>

Like most people who love the college game, I believe we’re in the appetizer part of the meal. In college basketball country, we’ll be munching on this one for weeks. More >>

Mike Krzyzewski earned the first row (and for me, first chair) in the discussion about the best and the brightest college basketball coaches in history. More >>

For the first time since 2011 and only the second time in Coach Dan McDonnell’s 14 seasons, the University of Louisville baseball team was not selected for the NCAA Baseball Tournament. More >>

Grab a pencil and a notebook. Pull up a chair. There’s football news in every direction. This will take awhile. More >>

I had a question for Mike Woodson, which led to Mike Woodson having a question for me. More >>

I created a way to stop fretting about my dog eating dozens of cicada shells. More >>

In college football, the postseason is preceded by the regular season, which follows training camp, which follows talking season, which follows list season. More >>

It was only the other day that a not-so-wise man (guilty as charged) said the roster churn never stops in college basketball. More >>

The Thundering Herd stunned the No. 2 Hoosiers with a golden goal more than seven minutes into the first overtime,  More >>

The college basketball roster churn is not over. It has merely taken a 30-second pause. More >>

Rankings have leaked out for 2021. Several have been revised since the conclusion of spring practice. More >>

The former Hoosiers star said his goal for Year 1 is a Big Ten title.  More >>

The Kentucky Derby horses are off for at least the next 11 days, but college basketball does not believe in Pause Mode. More >>

Of the 52 jobs that have been filled, half went to Black coaches. More >>

The best high school quarterback in Kentucky decided to take his shot with a program that hasn’t had a winning season since 2014 over opportunities at Kentucky and Louisville. More >>

They go. And they come. And they go. And they ... stay tuned. More >>

This time, Indiana has turned to former players to stop the snowball. More >>

The most interesting thing Larry Brown told me during our basketball conversation this week had nothing to do with Mike Woodson and his chances of succeeding with the Indiana University basketball team. More >>

If there is a person who can provide the seal of approval about what is required to win as a basketball coach in the NBA and the college game, Larry Brown can do it. More >>

I’ve never positioned myself with the participation ribbon crowd, but this was a season where everybody in college basketball was a winner. More >>

The 2 teams everybody has argued were the best 2 in the country. More >>

In five days, Woodson has shown his message has registered and been accepted. Woodson won his opening week in the job. More >>

The best job in college basketball just opened, and before you waste time looking it up, my email address is rbozich@wdrb.com. More >>

The Hoosiers missed all nine of their shots from distance. More >>

Woodson’s hire can be viewed as a reflection on the state of the IU program.  More >>

Woodson, who turned 63 last week, has never coached college basketball but did direct the Atlanta Hawks and New York Knicks to the playoffs. More >>

IU improved to 21-5 while advancing to the Elite Eight for the first time in program history. IU will play Arizona or Texas A&M for a spot in the Final Four next week. More >>

Hiring a prime time college basketball coach is a challenging, risky and difficult task. More >>

The former Sacred Heart High School star finished with 17 points, six rebounds, three steals and three assists.  More >>

At first, Thomas Allen wasn't interested in playing for his dad at Indiana. More >>

College basketball notes that Dr. Bo collected while waiting for NCAA Tournament announcers to stop saying “score the basketball.” More >>

Illinois, gone. West Virginia, see you later. Virginia, no shining moment in 2021. More >>

Matta directed Ohio State to a pair of NCAA Final Fours while winning five Big Ten regular-season championships and four Big Ten Tournaments with the Buckeyes.  More >>

Some people say Indiana needs an Indiana guy to lift its basketball program from the malaise that has surrounded Hoosier basketball for nearly two decades. I say they are wrong. More >>

My bracket is locked: Illinois, Gonzaga, Texas and Ohio State in the Final Four. More >>

For as long as I can remember, Louisville has been the top TV market in America for consuming college basketball. More >>

You can make the NCAA Tournament field with spectacular guard play. You can fill the gaps on your roster with graduate transfers. More >>

They say Indiana needs to stop pointing toward the five fading NCAA men’s basketball championship banners on the wall at Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall. More >>

When it comes to college basketball in these parts, 2021 is the Year of the Woman. More >>

Indiana University confirmed it heard the frustrations of its fan base Monday morning when the school dismissed men’s basketball coach Archie Miller with three years remaining on his seven-year contract. More >>

This will be the first time since 1965 the Cardinals, Wildcats, Hoosiers and Hilltoppers have missed the field.  More >>

Nothing to see her for fans of Kentucky, Bellarmine, Indiana or Western Kentucky. More >>

The daggers flew Thursday night on Twitter. More >>

Rutgers whacked the Hoosiers for third time in less than two months at Lucas Oil Stadium. The final score was Rutgers 61, Indiana 50. More >>

The Cardinals might be forced into an opening-night game at Indiana or Purdue next Thursday night. More >>

We have officially entered the period of wall-to-wall college basketball. Feel free to fist-bump the next person you encounter. More >>

Selecting teams is an impossible assignment in normal years. How will the committee select and seed the field in a year when some teams have played 28 games and others have yet to play 20? More >>