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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.

ESPN 100 small forward Ishmail Wainright committed to Baylor late Thursday night over Ohio State, St. John's and Texas.

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 takes a look at all four Elite 8 games and predicts which four teams will be headed to New Orleans next week.

Dick Vitale takes a look at each of the eight Sweet 16 games, breaking down the key matchups and making his picks.

Let's look back at the past decade of Final Four teams and see what the numbers reveal and what it means for this year's Sweet 16 field.

The traditional big man is a dying breed in the college game. The reasons have as much to do with the lure of the NBA as it does with the evolving nature of the position itself.

A Sweet 16 appearance elevates a program to the next level. A Final Four moves it up another notch. The matchups usually make the difference in getting this far. Talent -- and star power -- also play big roles. There is a certain level of pressur...

What would the field look like if the Sweet 16 was re-seeded? Kentucky is still No. 1, and Ohio is bringing up the rear.

While there will be plenty of stars shining in the Sweet 16, Dick Vitale says keep an eye on these six unsung heroes who could hold the fates of their teams in their hands.

After four manic days and one major injury, we've whittled the NCAA tournament field from 68 to 16. Time to break down that group as it gets set to compete for those four magical spots in New Orleans.