Less than 15 years into its existence, the CBI played host to college award-winners and future NBA stars, many of whom are still getting it done at the professional level today. This year’s edition is likely to produce someone that’ll be the center of a scout’s attention in draft boards down the line—the exciting part is seeing who it could be.

He’s garnered the nickname Mr. Mid-Range, but there are other facets to Hofstra guard Aaron Estrada’s game worthy of monikers.

Examining what has made UNC-Wilmington the last team in the Colonial Athletic Association without a conference loss, and owner of the league’s longest winning streak through games played Jan. 17, reveals a few key qualities.

Pat Skerry noted while previewing the 2021-22 season that he was giving fewer such interviews than in past seasons.

Why and how is this BIG EAST women’s basketball season shaping to be unlike any other?

With all respect to Julius Erving, Philadelphia basketball has another Dr. J.

As winter grows colder, the quality of college basketball gets better.

It was one of the most surreal moments following a game Olivia Nelson-Ododa had ever experienced as a UConn Huskie. The team had just seen their 2020-21 season come to a screeching halt with a 69-59 loss to Arizona in the NCAA Final Four.

It’s pretty hard to be a respectable basketball team without a respectable center.

There’s plenty that goes into what makes a good power forward, but the names who can check off those boxes in women’s college basketball are limited.

It’s not easy to view a major injury as a blessing in disguise until you take a step back. Upon reflection, Villanova Wildcats forward Maddy Siegrist can now say with certainty the broken ankle she suffered during her true freshman year has made her a better player.

Through all the uncertainty of the COVID-19-impacted college basketball season in 2020-21, a ray of hope illuminates the 2021-22 season for Delaware big man Dylan Painter.

One win last March was all that separated Elon from its first-ever NCAA Tournament appearance. After Team 108 came 40 minutes away from hearing “Elon Phoenix” called on Selection Sunday, the program’s 109th-ever squad reloads for another push toward March Madness.

Summer school provides a springboard into the fall semester for those who use it. For UNC-Wilmington guard Mike Okauru, a summertime course with NBA players and Olympians could have him poised for a monster 2021-22.

The last of the scheduled visitors Mike and Gina Farrelly planned to welcome at their Long Island home last Sunday afternoon rang their doorbell at 5 PM. He was the only one to show up as scheduled — and the only one who wasn’t arriving to get a tour of the house Gina had spent the last several days cleaning and preparing for potential suitors.