The Latest Breaking News from Division I

Oregon's Sedona Prince was so disturbed about the disparities between the weight-room setups at the NCAA men's and women's basketball tournaments last year, she took to social media to vent.

Among the many options for college coaches at all levels are former high school prospects out of Illinois who, for one reason or another, are on the move.

The Jayhawks are looking to win their fourth championship in program history.

PHILADELPHIA — Here’s the thing about pressure. You can feel it, or you can inflict it. In the week leading up to Saint Peter’s latest chance at the impossible, Shaheen Holloway insisted that his squad wouldn’t be the ones feeling it. Pressure is playing out your senior year of high…

Leaky roofs, disappearing balls and frozen offices are among the obstacles the program has overcome in the last decade.

Numerous missed calls and poorly-officiated games have college basketball’s refereeing problem on full display.

A youth movement is on with the new coaches in the conference.

BALTIMORE — Within the first 10 minutes inside Kevin Willard’s office, Dan McHale began to understand how fortunate he was to land a position as a graduate assistant at Louisville. McHale had graduated from Kentucky just a few months earlier, and yet here he was, receiving his marching orders from…

MINNEAPOLIS — There were 275 colleges that claimed Division I status for the 1984-85 season, when the NCAA expanded the field for its men's basketball tournament to 64.

The National College Players Association says NCAA Division I schools are violating the civil rights of Black basketball and major college football players by prohibiting compensation

The National College Players Association asserts that Division I schools are violating Black students’ civil rights by colluding to cap athlete compensation.