
Our experts reveal their early top seeds for the NCAA Tournament on Saturday
Our Matt Norlander and David Cobb got a behind-the-scenes experience at the selection, seeding and bracketing process
Baker spoke Thursday in Indianapolis with a small group of media and also dove into bigger issues facing the NCAA
Lavin took the job in 2022 but never won more than 18 games in a season
Purdue was the preseason No. 1, but Michigan's win Tuesday showed why it is the (overdue) true No. 1 in college basketball
The Wildcats are 10-15 overall and 1-11 in the Big 12 this season under Tang, despite a hefty NIL budget. Now, a legal battle awaits
Shiffrin's best event is still to come, but the pressure to medal is seriously mounting
The projected top-five pick was hurt in the first half of UNC's loss at Miami. It could shake up Carolina's push to the NCAA Tournament.
Speedskating isn't an easy sport to break through into the mainstream, but Stolz has all-time talent and the charisma to be the biggest star of these Games
Pope Leo XIV is a Villanova alum and proud longtime sports fan. His attachment in the historic event is still to-be-determined
Rarely does an all-time great in an individual sport fail to meet the moment so many times in a row like this. Thankfully, it's not her last shot
Many questions remain following a court order which ended his comeback attempt after five games with the Crimson Tide
Vonn was attempting to do the unthinkable: Win a medal a mere nine days after tearing her left ACL. American Breezy Johnson took gold in Sunday's event
The things that make Lindsey Vonn one of the best skiers ever are also why she wound up on the wrong end of one of the scariest moments of her life
The Huskies had an opportunity to take full control of the Big East, but St. John's and Rick Pitino didn't let that happen on Friday in Madison Square Garden. Storrs South? Not even close on this night
Matt Norlander is a national award-winning senior writer in his 16th season covering college basketball for CBS Sports. He also co-hosts the Eye on College Basketball podcast and is a college hoops analyst and insider for CBS Sports HQ and CBS Sports Network. In addition to college hoops, Norlander covers the NBA Draft, is CBS Sports' lead Olympics columnist and occasionally writes on golf. He is currently president of the United States Basketball Writers Association as well. Norlander lives in Connecticut with his wife and two sons, is an avid guitarist, amateur drummer and enthusiastic skier. You're happily invited to send him story tips and music recommendations.