With last night’s scores, the picture for two men’s conference regular-season championship races became clearer.

Welcome to the final week of regular-season women’s basketball! Conference titles are about to be clinched — and a few are coming down to the wire.

With the NCAA postseasons for winter sports approaching, top athletes are pulling out all the stops to gain an edge, leading to shattered records on the court, track, pool deck, and mat this weekend.

The parity shifts in women’s basketball (WBB) and men’s basketball (MBB) have created anarchy this season, and the past two days brought enough photo finishes to send your blood pressure through the roof.

News broke Monday that former Nebraska women’s basketball player and current UNLV guard Ashley Scoggin is suing Nebraska’s board of regents as well as current and former athletic department staff for inappropriate actions taken after ex-assistant coach Chuck Love allegedly groomed and sexually abused her from 2021 to 2022.

The long weekend saw plenty of unexpected NCAA men's basketball scorelines, but the last 48 hours took the cake.

Basketball fully took center stage this week, and the NCAA men’s courts brought all the chaos.

Barring absolute disaster, No. 4 Iowa superstar Caitlin Clark will break the NCAA women’s basketball career scoring record in one of the sport’s most in-demand games ever — college or pro — when her Hawkeyes host Michigan tomorrow at 8 p.m. ET.

Even in a season of nonstop women’s and men’s basketball upsets, this weekend stood out.

Upsets abound on the women's and men's courts.

In a weekend of blockbuster matchups, one freshman stole the show: No. 15 USC guard JuJu Watkins.

With four tantalizing Top-10 matchups, this was the regular season’s most exciting weekend thus far.