No games today or the rest of the Memorial Day Weekend. But the competition for your attention never subsides. More >>

Over the last three seasons, nobody started more games for Archie Miller at Indiana University than Justin Smith. More >>

Here is the question: Which coach is most likely to be next to join the club? More >>

According to the recruiting rankings, Aird at least put his name on the reservation list. PrepVolleyball ranked Aird's third class, a group of eight players, No. 15 in America. More >>

In their five defeats last year, the Hoosiers averaged 75.2 yards and 2.4 yards per carry. More >>

The cancellation of the 2020 NCAA men’s basketball tournament only added more energy to the countdown for the next college basketball season. More >>

Every time Gina Ford coughs, Mike Krzyzewski should have a fever. More >>

When Jovan Swann was a high school senior in suburban Indianapolis four years ago, he had the brains, speed, size and grit to earn more than 20 scholarship offers. More >>

This is what the NCAA does terribly: investigate, enforce and adjudicate its rules. More >>

Athletes will be allowed to identify themselves by sport and school, but the use of school and conference logos and other trademarks will be prohibited.  More >>

How did the success of Louisville, Kentucky and Indiana players in the 2020 draft compare to past seasons? Rick Bozich breaks it down. More >>

A football season fueled with more anticipation than Indiana University has sensed in years was injected with more adrenaline in Bloomington this week. More >>

Hoosier football fans are getting more time and payment options for season tickets.  More >>

Sports debates are all we have right now. Thank you, novel cornonavirus. We had a whopper Thursday. More >>

When Immanuel Quickley confirmed his plans to leave the University of Kentucky for the NBA on Monday, he became the 27th college basketball underclassmen to announce he was finished with college basketball. More >>

Stay safe. Stay healthy. Stay home, Rick Bozich writes.  More >>

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- My guy Eric Crawford generally laughs when I mention my guy in Las Vegas, Brian Edwards. More >>

No more novel coronavirus questions for college football coaches, at least not about the when, where, how and, especially why of lifting the ban. More >>

"I just can’t go out and not come back at my (proper) weight. That would be letting my team down and that’s just not something I’m going to do." More >>

The NCAA record book will have a blank space for its 2020 tournament because of the novel coronavirus. But, one day, historians will be determined to fill in some blanks. More >>

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) — For me, this is the best day on the sports calendar. More >>

It’s tough to completely disconnect from sports. More >>

Social distance has never been the Dick Vitale way. More >>

One early, early, early 2020-21 preseason poll ranked IU as the No. 15 team in the country.  More >>

There’s more to March 28 than Laettner hitting a game-winning shot against Kentucky on a night in 1992 when the Duke star should have been ejected for stomping on UK forward Aminu Timberlake. More >>

Indiana University athletics director Fred Glass said that the school would have to find a way to adjust. More >>

The casinos are closed but the oddsmakers never sleep. More >>

The 2020 college basketball championship is history. I'm moving on -- to the 2021 season, while hoping that we have a 2021 season. More >>

Jenkins and her teammates have been trying to process everything that's been taken away, she said, but they are also trying to look ahead to what can be done.  More >>

Dolson, the grandson of a CPA, was bound for Indiana University from elementary school More >>

He replaces Fred Glass, who announced his decision to retire back in December. More >>

This is not the first time I’ve said this — and it won’t be the last. More >>

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) — Every Sunday evening, after most but not all of the weekend college basketball games have been played, somebody from the Associated Press office sends an email to voters in the AP college basketball poll with the results of how the Top 25 teams performed the previous week. More >>

In a generation or two, new fans of the game will look back at this season and wonder what the local programs achieved in context of the national scene. More >>

There will be no games this weekend, next weekend or until further notice. We can still discuss, debate and decide. More >>

The ACC would go on — until it couldn’t, stopped by social media, public opinion, political pressure, something. More >>

In Kentucky and Indiana, if you took a poll of the most important things in life, God and basketball would be in the Associated Press Top 5.  More >>

Consider this a news day unlike any other. More >>

The First Four of the NCAA Tournament is scheduled for March 17-18 in Dayton, Ohio. NCAA first- and second-round games are scheduled to be played in Quicken Loans Arena in Cleveland from March 20-22. More >>

It's award season in college basketball. More >>

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) – Former Indiana quarterback Peyton Ramsey has a new home, but in a familiar conference. More >>

The Hoosiers head coach showed more gusto Saturday than he has shown in three years. More >>

Indiana made one field goal in the final 10:04.  More >>

The victory bumped Indiana’s record to 19-11 and 9-10 in the Big Ten. More >>

This the perfect moment to check on the status of old friends, guys who coached or played in this area who are directing Division I men’s college basketball teams. More >>

I’ve been an occasional voter for more than three decades and handled the job the last eight seasons. I have never encountered a situation like the one I encountered Sunday. More >>

The rematch will be played at 7 p.m. Thursday in Mackey Arena. More >>

Three of the primary college basketball computer formulas that I follow (and generally trust) ranked Louisville ahead of the Seminoles on Tuesday morning. More >>