College Sports Archive

  • Hays: Notre Dame in good hands with McBride

    Sometimes it seems like there's no shot Kayla McBride can't hit. Notre Dame's junior and second-leading scorer is as strong with the ball in her hands as any player in New Orleans.

    Apr 5 | By Graham Hays

  • The Buzz That Was

    The Buzz That Was: Occult of personality

    Mark Cuban says numerology is telling him Brittney Griner could make it in the NBA; Robinson Cano joins forces with Jay-Z; and Josh Reddick resembles the Wolfman. We review another week that doesn't quite add up in The Buzz That Was.

    Apr 5 4:07 PM ET | By D'Arcy Maine

  • Pelton: Griner's NBA role?

    How would Brittney Griner fare in the NBA? Kevin Pelton looks at the numbers.

    Apr 5 3:45 PM ET | By Kevin Pelton

  • Creme: Women's Final Four Primer

    Now that we have a Final Four, which team has the best chance of winning the title? Who are the game-changing players in New Orleans? Charlie Creme breaks down the field.

    Apr 4 | By Charlie Creme

  • Ducks sign BC star Whitney to 2-year deal

    The Anaheim Ducks have signed high-scoring forward Steven Whitney to a two-year, entry-level contract.

    Apr 4 7:55 PM ET

  • Iowa St. defends handling of NCAA violations

    Iowa State defended its handling of an investigation that found coaches and employees broke NCAA rules with calls to recruits, promising Thursday to release a 500-page report soon with more details.

    Apr 4 6:06 PM ET

  • Miami requests dismissal of infractions case

    The NCAA chief of rules enforcement who was fired as a result of errors made in the investigation of Miami broke her silence, taking responsibility while also hinting at the pressure to make major infractions cases stick under Mark Emmert.

    Apr 4 2:05 PM ET | By Tom Farrey

  • Hill: Brittney Griner NBA offer a false promise

    It would have been perfect if Griner had told Cuban to spend more time worrying about the Mavericks' playoffs chances than her NBA possibilities.

    Apr 4 1:18 PM ET | By Jemele Hill

  • Fagan: No woman, not even Griner, could play in NBA

    No current female basketball player would be able to compete in the NBA. That includes Baylor center Brittney Griner.

    Apr 4 12:27 PM ET | By Kate Fagan

  • Pepperdine women's coach Rousseau resigns

    Julie Rousseau has resigned as Pepperdine women's basketball coach after compiling a 123-144 record in nine seasons.

    Apr 3 11:28 PM ET

  • Senior wing Ieshia Small commits to Baylor

    The Baylor Lady Bears get a verbal commitment from Ieshia Small during the McDonald's All American Games in Chicago.

    Apr 3 10:03 PM ET | By espnW

  • Auriemma pans idea of Griner in NBA draft

    Connecticut coach Geno Auriemma doesn't think much of Mark Cuban's notion of drafting Brittney Griner into the NBA.

    Apr 3 9:58 PM ET

  • Texas A&M's Bone enters name for WNBA draft

    Texas A&M junior Kelsey Bone intends to have her degree in hand in May and begin collecting a WNBA paycheck around the same time.

    Apr 3 5:17 PM ET

  • Gaudreau, Hartzell, LeBlanc up for Hobey Baker

    Boston College's Johnny Gaudreau, Quinnipiac's Eric Hartzell and St. Cloud State's Drew LeBlanc have been selected as finalists for the Hobey Baker award.

    Apr 3 4:29 PM ET

  • Cuban would give Griner chance with Mavs

    Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban would be willing to give Baylor women's star Brittney Griner the opportunity to prove she could play in the NBA.

    Apr 3 3:21 PM ET | By Tim MacMahon

  • Fagan: Trio of Big East teams makes way to Big Easy

    The right side of the bracket? Business as usual. But the left pits two teams few picked to reach New Orleans. On Sunday, it's Notre Dame vs. UConn and Louisville vs. Cal as a trio of Big East teams crashes the party in the Big Easy.

    Apr 2 | By Kate Fagan

  • Man Up

    Man Up: Val Ackerman talks with former NHL GM Brian Burke

    Former NHL GM and current part-time scout Brian Burke talks with Val Ackerman about the rapid growth and quality of women's hockey and his no-tolerance stance on bigotry in sports.

    Apr 3 12:29 PM ET | By Val Ackerman

  • Diamond DeShields comes full circle at McDonald's

    North Carolina commit Diamond DeShields disliked losing so much that it turned her off to basketball for years, but she returned to her first love and built herself into a McDonald’s All American.

    Apr 3 12:03 PM ET | By Andrew Linnehan

  • Griner unanimous pick for AP All-American

    Brittney Griner has been in a class by herself all season. Now she's part of a select group.

    Apr 3 9:23 AM ET

  • Voepel: Schimmels lead Louisville to the Final Four

    With Shoni and Jude Schimmel leading the way, Louisville pulled off its second upset in three days to reach its second Final Four.

    Apr 2 | By Mechelle Voepel

  • Instant Analysis: Louisville 86, Tennessee 78

    Louisville scored its second upset in three days, toppling second-seeded Tennessee to reach its second Final Four.

    Apr 2 | By Mechelle Voepel

  • Hays: Sky's the limit for Notre Dame

    Since losing in the Sweet 16 her freshman year, Skylar Diggins has helped build a culture at Notre Dame that anything less than a Final Four is not acceptable. Tuesday, the senior led the Irish to their third straight Final Four. Now, she hopes to finally secure a championship.

    Apr 2 | By Graham Hays

  • Instant Analysis: Notre Dame 87, Duke 76

    Notre Dame beat Duke to reach its third straight Final Four, where the Irish will meet UConn for a fourth time this season.

    Apr 2 | By Graham Hays

  • Iowa St. self-reports 'inadvertent' violations

    Iowa State said Tuesday that coaches and staff made dozens of improper recruiting calls between 2008 and 2011 and it has asked the NCAA to levy a punishment of two years of probation.

    Apr 2 4:57 PM ET