David Harten

Report: Former Syracuse assistant Bernie Fine suing ESPN for $11 million

According to a report citing court documents, former Syracuse assistant coach Bernie Fine is suing ESPN for $11 million.

The APR: Another cog in the college sports arms race

Today, the NCAA released their Academic Progress Rating reports and there wasn’t much that stood out.

What can $7,500 get you? A sweet deal at a fantasy camp

Fantasy camps have become somewhat of a trend in recent years, mainly when it comes to college basketball.

Old Dominion, George Mason agree to home-and-home deal

The realignment of the old Colonial Athletic Association made a number of college basketball fanatics die a little bit on the inside.

Take a look at #DunkCity’s new ride

Since taking the reigns of Florida Gulf Coast University, coach Joe Dooley has been out to maintain the success that #DunkCity was introduced to during their miracle in the NCAA Tournament.

APR reports released, UConn ban lifted, six teams banned from postseason

The NCAA releases their annual academic progress ratings (APR) on Tuesday afternoon, with certain schools learning their fate for the upcoming season.

Purdue forward Jacob Lawson transfers to Appalachian State

Jacob Lawson is returning home for his final two seasons of college.

Carolina Hurricanes G.M. says scheduling dispute isn’t between them and N.C. State

Recently, the NHL’s Carolina Hurricanes and North Carolina State have been in a bit of a situation recently regarding the sharing of their home arena, PNC Arena.

Gary Williams talks Dion Wiley, Pe’Shon Howard transfer (VIDEO)

Former Maryland coach Gary Williams talks about the commitment of local guard Dion Wiley, as well as the transfer of guard Pe’Shon Howard.

Pac-12, Mountain West to form officiating alliance

There were a few incidents involving officials over the last few months, both in the season and offseason, and as a result, it’s a made college basketball take notice.

NCAA College Basketball - Boston University at Rutgers

Joe Jones signs contract extension with Boston University

Boston decided that two seasons and a 33-29 record were enough to sign Joe Jones to a contract extension, this one going through the 2017-18 season.

SEC Basketball Tournament - Ole Miss v Florida

SEC hires Dr. Jake Bell as coordinator of men’s basketball officials

The Southeastern Conference announced Monday that they’ve hired Dr.

Meet Greg Oden’s half-brother, 13-year-old Joe Jones III

All college basketball aficionados/pundits/fans, and especially recruiting gurus, are looking for the next big thing.

VIDEO: On the day of Jason Kidd’s retirement, check out his highlights from Cal

Today, Jason Kidd called it quits on his basketball playing career.

Old Dominion adds name to court renovation list, unveils new design

There seems to be a trend growing this offseason, and it’s come in the form of new home-court designs.

Jeronne Maymon says he’ll be fully healthy by the “end of July”

Arguably the biggest loss for any team in the SEC last season (not named Nerlens Noel) was Tennessee forward Jeronne Maymon, who missed all of the 2012-13 season with a knee injury that eventually required surgery.

Cal resurfaces, redesigns court; and everyone loves a time lapse, right?

Some projects happen without people knowing how much work went into them, mainly because they’re out of the public eye.

Houston Baptist lands transfer Fred Richardson III

Heading into its first season in the Southland Conference, Houston Baptist will need all the help it can get in an attempt to earn the program’s first-ever NCAA Division I Tournament berth.