ESPN's Jay Bilas answers another batch of email questions from users this week.

Clipped early, Jayhawks refuse to stay grounded

After looking lost in New York, Kansas showed in California why it can still reach New Orleans in March.

No longer as soft as sophomores

What happens between the freshmen and sophomore seasons. Players gain strength and intelligence. The good ones gain a lot of both.

Adams happy to share in Arizona spotlight

The prospect of winning a national championship, not piling up points, led Hassan Adams to the Arizona desert.

Adams happy to share in Arizona spotlight

The prospect of winning a national championship, not piling up points, led Hassan Adams to the Arizona desert.

Team Preview

...Stats: Cal | Pac-10 KEY LOSSES Shantay Legans | 8.1 ppg Solomon Hughes | 7.7 ppg Jamal Sampson | 6.4 ppg R. Forehan-Kelly | 7.7 ppg Dennis Gates | 5.6 ppg PROJECTED STARTERS...

The Word's Answer Man

ESPN.com's Andy Katz answers users' questions from around the college basketball scene.

Early NBA draft entries

ESPN.com breaks down who and where the underclassmen will fall in the NBA draft.

No NBA defections means Arizona starts No. 1

Maryland's College Park welcomed home the 2002 champions Tuesday. But, which campus will be home to next year's national champs? It may depend on who ...

Cal, Stanford face off in back-to-back contests

A Bay Area college hoop doubleheader highlights this weekend's full slate of conference action.

Minnesota ends two-game losing streak

Damian Johnson had 18 points and six rebounds, and Ralph Sampson III finished with 13 points to help No. 21 Minnesota hold off Indiana 67-63 on Sunday.

Westbrook scores 15 as Gophers beat Ohio State

Lawrence Westbrook led Minnesota with 15 points as the Gophers beat Ohio State 68-59 on Saturday.

Minnesota 90, N. Dakota St. 76

Minnesota 90, N. Dakota St. 76

Big Ten ShootAround: MSU, Purdue to battle atop the conference

AP Photo/Tom Strattman What will the Baby Boilers do now that they're all grown up? Baby Boilers no more By Adam Rittenberg ESPN.com Robbie...

Early entrants leave teams playing the waiting game

With the deadline for college underclassmen to declare for the NBA now past, teams can take stock of what their rosters will look like in 2008-09. But it's not easy, since many players are just testing the waters and could return to school, writes Andy Katz.