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Don't follow recruiting religiously? Let Eamonn Brennan and our guru Dave Telep take you through the players and latest developments you need to know for the Class of 2012.

There's plenty of intrigue in Kansas City as the Big 12 tournament gets ready to tip off.

With nonconference play drawing to a close, we take a look at the start of Big 12 play.

Chris Sprow looks at five key questions for the Big 12 this season, including how Kansas recruit Josh Selby can make up for the loss of the Jayhawks' big three and whether or not Texas added by subtracting from its roster.

Story | Conversation | October 22, 2010

Editor's Note: Andy Katz's revised top 25 was published on Friday with Purdue at No. 2. With Saturday's news of Robbie Hummel's devastating retorn ACL, Katz has issued an updated version: 1. Duke: No reason to move the Blue Devils. Kyle Singler an...

With the official start of practice Friday night, it feels like a good time to revisit my preseason top 25, which hasn't been touched since the final underclassman decisions were made in mid-May. Not much has changed near the top. Duke is still No...

Pat Forde breaks down his 10 top contenders for 2010-11, plus another baker's dozen that could make some major noise.

Now that we know who's in the draft and who's out, who gets Andy Katz's top spot in his revised top 25? The same team that ended last season No. 1. But a pair of Big Ten teams aren't far behind.

Obstructed View: Dr. Brackets' last-minute tourney prediction prescriptions.

Welcome to the Big Dance Edition of Forde Minutes, where we find the bracket to be an absolute work of art.

Blake Griffin might be gone, but plenty of star power returns in the loaded Big 12, which can flex its muscles with the preseason No. 1 (KU), a legit Final Four contender (Texas) and a host of others lurking just behind.

Defending a national championship is hard enough, but try doing it without a single returning starter and with seven newcomers. That's Bill Self's problem this season, and improving Oklahoma and Texas teams look ready to knock off the Jayhawks.

Kansas is loaded and won't be happy unless it is in San Antonio in April. But other Big 12 teams would do well to earn any postseason berth, writes Fran Fraschilla.

Story | Conversation | January 04, 2008

So what if Kansas racks up regular-season wins and Big 12 titles. Success in college hoops is now measured by NCAA Tournament wins, and that has been a shaky proposition for the Jayhawks, writes Andy Glockner.

It's a good thing Kansas lost in the first round of the NCAAs (again). Now Bill Self has something to motivate his potential national champs.