We’re less than a month away from the start of the college basketball season, and the first action of the year will see a handful of teams from the Lone Star Conference head to kickoff events in Hawaii, Washington and Wisconsin.

Listen, I love football season, but there’s just something about college basketball season. In one month, teams will kick off their seasons with non-conference matchups and exhibition games. If you’re as eager to tune into hoops as I am, FloCollege has you covered.

It might only be October, but it’s always good to know what’s on the horizon, so you can start planning your paid time off, Spring Break travel, elective surgeries, family reunions, etc.

The 2026 NCAA hoops season is officially wrapped up. With the final action taking place over the Easter weekend, a new champion is crowned in Division 3 Men's Hoops.

The finale of the 2025-26 D3 men's basketball season will take place on April, 5. As a new champion will await to be crowned, the journey to the final game has been a rollercoaster for sure.

The 2026 NCAA Division 3 women's basketball title has found a new home. The Denison women's basketball team claimed its first title in program history on Mar. 21.

Two of Division III basketball’s most complete student-athletes are taking home one of the sport’s highest honors.

March is about college basketball. Everyone knows that.

It’s March, and madness is right around the corner.

As the 205-26 college hoops season starts to wind down, all eyes turn to the final prize. A national title. Whether it is NCAA D1 or D3, the importance of being the last team standing has been teams main goal since preseason.

The 2026 D3 Men's Basketball season just got a lot more interesting. As the calendar flipped to March, the excitement for tournament season is in the air.

As the calendar has finally hit March, that can only mean one thing. The NCAA basketball tournaments are almost here!

The 2026 Landmark Conference Men’s Basketball Tournament has reached its most pivotal stage as four teams prepare to battle for a spot in Saturday’s championship game.

Championship races are tightening, regular seasons are wrapping, and conference tournaments are tipping off — which means this weekend is loaded with high-stakes women’s basketball across Division I, Division II and Division III.

The NCAA hoops season is still going strong. With all three divisions of action on the court, the Division III schools are bringing the fire every single week.