
CBS Sports experts provide picks for the Final Four and the national champion for the 2026-27 college basketball season
It's not the best place to be before a game has even been played, but these five coaches already have a lot to prove to save their jobs
Arizona's coach offers a sharp perspective on why the NCAA is allowing eligibility battles to linger instead of leveling the playing field
Our annual talent rundown has every big name to know as we ready for the season's start in November
The Purdue star signed with the Jayhawks, who move into the top five of the CBS Sports preseason rankings
Three teams, 15 players, the best ballers in college hoops to know before the season tips on Nov. 1
In his retirement press conference on Wednesday, the longtime Oregon coach cited a lack of fire to get the job done to his own standard
Arizona is our pick to hold off challenges from Houston and Kansas to win the Big 12 title this season
Even with eight new at-large spots coming to an expanded 76-team field, transfer portal volatility means some teams will fail to return to March Madness
White can play for the Jayhawks this season after a judge grants a preliminary injunction
The past 26 seasons have produced a hearty batch of elite teams that stand the test of time. Who's No. 1?
For the final installment in our annual series surveying coaches we asked who wields the most power in the sport
The Hurricanes and Cyclones got some good news with just five weeks left before the start of the season
Mitchell reversed course on Monday, spurning Kentucky to head back to Missouri
Coaches fear more teams in the NCAA Tournament could lead to increased pressure to win
Gary Parrish is an award-winning college basketball columnist, television analyst and sideline reporter for CBS Sports where he's worked since 2006. He also hosts the Eye on College Basketball podcast for CBS Sports and the Gary Parrish Show for Grind City Media, which is based in Memphis where Parrish lives with his wife and three children. Parrish previously worked at The Commercial Appeal and has been either a full-time beat writer or national columnist covering college basketball since 2002. He's attended each of the past 20 Final Fours.