Matt Norlander

A Thursday vote that was long awaited will now trigger the polarizing expansion of college basketball's most cherished event

The third iteration of the NIL-based November college basketball event will again be staged in Las Vegas later this year and move to ESPN's airwaves

Dan Hurley, Tom Izzo, Mark Few, John Calipari and more: Some of the most prominent figures are skittish on changing March Madness

Tennessee has gone to three straight Elite Eights but never made the Final Four. Barnes is striving to finally have the team to reach the promised land

The Blue Devils are entering into a first-of-its-kind broadcast deal for three huge games that will bring millions in NIL opportunities

With fewer options by the day, our staff identifies some of the teams that are one piece away from making a much better roster

March Madness is going to expand because of soft threats and endless greed from the power conferences, Matt Norlander argues

The NCAA Tournament is set to soon get an official major makeover, despite being a widely unpopular idea, sources told CBS Sports

The fairest way to grade is to let time do its thing. Matt Norlander looks back at the hirings from four years ago and hands out appraisals

It sure seems like the NIL era is bringing about more immediate success stories in college basketball than ever before

Kentucky, Kansas and Florida could all potentially be impacted if Donovan sits out this summer's NBA hiring cycle

Thirteen years ago the Big East needed saving. Then Ackerman took the job and made sure a proud basketball league wouldn't fade away

Dan Hurley keeps another key piece, which should again give UConn a chance to be among college basketball's best teams

So much for the afterglow: Dusty May opens up to CBS Sports on what it's like to win it all in the hyper-transfer era

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