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1. Being on the NCAA tournament selection committee has become a bad omen for athletic directors or commissioners keeping their jobs, with a third member losing his day job while on the committee. Last year, Big 12 commissioner Dan Beebe was fired an...

Understatement alert: In the NCAA, change never comes easy. There are various committees and vying constituencies and a democratic process and, sure, a long-standing resistance to change for no other reason than that -- it's change. NCAA president Ma...

All three divisions of NCAA men's basketball will see their 2013 national champions crowned during Final Four weekend in Atlanta.

1. The National Association of Basketball Coaches' board of directors is meeting in Indianapolis on Thursday, with the issue of transfers and how to handle the requests as a primary agenda item. The board has some notable names, including Wisconsin c...

1. One of the top agenda items for new NCAA vice president Mark Lewis is the site of the 2013 NCAA tournament East Regional. The original plan was to hold the 75th anniversary of the event at Madison Square Garden in New York. But according to multip...

Greg Shaheen, the self-described "therapist of March Madness," has resigned from the NCAA.

The NCAA removed Greg Shaheen Tuesday from his position of interim executive vice president for championships and alliances, replacing him with former Jet Set Sports president Mark Lewis. Most people couldn't pick Shaheen out of a lineup or begin ...

The NCAA has hired Mark Lewis as its vice president for championships and alliances.

Running back Mark Lewis (Livonia, La.) will play his college football at North Texas, the Denton Record Chronicle reports. Lewis, who also had offers from Memphis, Southern Illinois and Nicholls State, feels like North Texas is on the rise: "I ...

In the recruiting process the easy part is looking at the factors that are steady and constant but it's essential to go through the process aware of things that are changing.

In recruiting, the one constant from year to year and player to player is that the athlete will be the one packing her bags and going to college, not her parents, or coaches.

With the fall signing period closing in, seniors around the nation are narrowing their list of schools. Some may still have two or three programs on their list and don't know how to separate them. HoopGurlz has some suggestions.

HoopGurlz recaps the two Elite Basketball Academy camps over Labor Day weekend.

Recruiting, like finance, requires constant monitoring and carefully calculated decisions for consistent gains. No matter what the perspective every decision has long-term implications and requires well-researched avenues.

The Peach State Elite 32 Summer Jam brought a select group of talent-laden teams to Augusta, Ga., which had coaches and recruiters flocking over to Augusta State University.

Decommiting from a school is a growing trend in women's basketball recruiting. And an athlete's decisions and choices have implications for herself, other players, programs and coaches.