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Skip Bayless says this March is likely to be filled with even more Madness than usual.

Nerlens Noel and Shabazz Muhammad might not agree on the same school, but both will be very happy when the recruiting process is over.

The college basketball season is over, but don't tell that to those following the recruitments of the nation's top two players, Nerlens Noel and Shabazz Muhammad. The stakes are high, and the drama is building in advance of Wednesday's announcements.

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.

There are only four weeks until the start of March Madness. What can we expect from now until then?

King's Court blows the whistle on shoddy officiating before turning its attention to Rivalry Week.

At this time last year, Ben Hansbrough's name didn't appear on the Wooden Award preseason watch list. Five months later, he edged out Connecticut's Kemba Walker for Big East Player of the Year. Using that as a backdrop, let's remember that the list...

Andre Drummond narrows his list to Georgetown, Kentucky, Louisville, UConn and West Virginia, writes Adam Finkelstein.

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.

Dana O'Neil takes a look at college players from the past decade who have been pleasant surprises in the NBA. And the ones who have surprised in a bad way.

Losing a lottery pick to the NBA is never easy. Losing more than one can be debilitating. Let's take at look who is ready to step in to fill the void at each school that lost at least one lottery pick.

Forget potential. This NBA mock draft is all about how a player did in college.

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.

Purdue's Final Four dreams ended in devastating fashion this season after losing Robbie Hummel to injury. But with Hummel returning to a senior-laden squad, the Boilermakers are the early favorites as the top team in 2010-11.

Some tantalizing stars are returning to the college basketball galaxy next season. Which ones will shine the brightest and improve their stock for next year's NBA draft?

Getting invited to the NBA's pre-draft camp doesn't mean a player is a lock to be selected in the first round or even the top of the second. But it usually means the player is at least in the discussion for those spots. The league has the participan...