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As suitors line up to woo the nation's No. 3 recruit, Tyus Jones vows to keep his inner circle tight and his dreams big. ESPN.com tagged along with Jones to offer a snapshot of the life of a big-time prospect.

Chicago Whitney Young High School center Jahlil Okafor, ESPN's No. 1-ranked junior, announced Wednesday a list of eight schools he's still considering in his recruitment.

Now that uber-recruit Andrew Wiggins has chosen a school, Jason King updates his early Top 25 for the 2013-14 season.

With some crucial NBA draft decisions shifting the college basketball landscape, Jason King updates his early Top 25 for the 2013-14 season.

Whitney Young center Jahlil Okafor, ESPN's No. 1-ranked junior in the country, will hold in-home visits for Baylor, Duke, Kansas and Michigan State next week and already has hosted Ohio State, according to Okafor's father.

A national champion was just crowned, but we're already looking ahead to 2013-14. Jason King has his very early Top 25 for next season.

After an action-packed Saturday, here is our final update of the night ... 1-SEEDS Duke/EAST (up to No. 1 overall) Gonzaga/WEST Indiana/MIDWEST Kansas/SOUTH 2-SEEDS Georgetown/MIDWEST Louisville/EAST Michigan/SOUTH Miami/WEST LAST...

Kentucky's backcourt blues lead off Jason King's weekly look at the national scene in college basketball.

With several underclassmen and recruiting decisions in the books, Andy Katz takes another look at the Top 25 for 2012-13.

We're still waiting on multiple standout underclassmen to make final calls on their pro futures. Some appear to be ready to go. And others are on the fence. Let's take a look at the decisions that have been made and the ones still to come.

Andy Katz takes a (very) early look at the top 25 for 2012-13.

Dick Vitale says the South Region is the toughest in the bracket and will be a challenge for No. 1 seed Kentucky.

Time to break down why it will go well -- or poorly -- for each of the tourney teams.

Andy Katz previews the South Region, the best players and matchups.

Missouri moved up two spots to No. 3 in the final ESPN/USA Today Coaches Poll after the top four teams in the previous week's rankings all lost in their conference tournaments.

Don't fill out your bracket without doing your homework. ESPN's Joe Lunardi assigned a team of Bracketologists to break it down for Insiders.