College basketball news and rumors indicate a former Coach of the Year is in danger of being fired with March Madness starting soon.

March Madness is almost upon as and the field for the women’s NCAA Tournament is beginning to take shape. As usual, there will be plenty of area schools in the tournament that have their sights set on a deep run in March. Texas, TCU and Oklahoma are among the best teams in the country, with the Longhorns currently eyeing a No. 1 seed.

The CIAA and NSIC get the men's and women's basketball conferences going while there are five nationally ranked DII baseball matchups this weekend.

Saturday is a jam-packed day with the NCAA selection committee revealing its current top 16 seeds then No. 2 Houston vs. No. 4 Arizona and No. 1 Michigan vs. No. 3 Duke facing off.

March Madness is right around the corner. Here's a look at the latest NCAA Tournament projections after Feb. 21 games:

Rhodes College men's basketball has had a major turnaround in 2026 and could be headed to the NCAA Division III Tournament.

The Cardinals could once again get snubbed by the committee come Selection Sunday.

No. 1 Duke beat Notre Dame by nearly 50, while Indiana's March Madness bubble in a loss to Northwestern. Check out Tuesday's NCAA basketball scores.

We dug into the record books to compile a list of the best all-time performances by players in the women's NCAA tournament.

The Associated Press national player of the week in men’s college basketball for Week 16 of the season: Darius Acuff Jr., No. 20 Arkansas The 6-foot-3 freshman guard and high-end NBA prospect had an all-timer of a performance in a 117-115 double-overtime loss at then-No.