Seton Hall will look to replace its top two scorers from a year ago. ...more

The Hoyas lost three starters a season ago and a majority of their scoring. Much will be placed on the broad shoulders of sophomore forward Otto Porter. ...more

The jump from the Mountain West to the Big 12 doesn't figure to be easy for TCU, which was predicted to finish last in its new league in the preseason coaches poll. ...more

Rutgers will build on a decent 2011-12 thanks to a backcourt gaining experience and a couple frontcourt transfers. ...more

With a veteran corps returning, Stanford will be looking to make its first NCAA tournament appearance since 2008 under fifth-year coach Johnny Dawkins. ...more

Coach Rick Ray, who replaced Rick Stansbury, takes over a team with just eight healthy scholarship players. MSU is picked to finish last in the SEC. ...more

Oregon is more like the Ducklings this season as the roster turns over in Year 3 of the Dana Altman era. A bevy of good freshmen, including promising Dominic Artis, could come together in a hurry, though. ...more

After an uncharacteristic down season last year, Pitt is ready to rebound in 2012-2013. A highly rated class led by Kiwi sensation Steven Adams will look to help a Panthers' resurgence. It will be Pitt's final season as a member of the Big East. ...more

The Boilermakers lost a huge chunk of last year's production and will likely need to endure growing pains, which will jeopardize their streak of seven-consecutive NCAA tournament bids. ...more

The Iowa State Cyclones will rely heavily on two transfers in the backcourt. Transfer ball worked last year for Fred Hoiberg, will it work this year without Royce White? ...more