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On a recent episode of PTI, hosts Michael Wilbon and Tony Kornheiser asked me why the offense in college basketball has been so poor this season. The crux of the query is warranted, but it's also part of a larger question that seems to be gaining tra...

Michael Wilbon and Tony Kornheiser weigh in on Shaka Smart's decision to remain with VCU....

Northwestern alum Michael Wilbon can't bear to watch the Cats' run for history.

College basketball is essentially slinking around to the side door these days as football programs from Texas to Notre Dame to Syracuse look around with their hands out to make the best deal.

They aren't just a novelty anymore. The international players being drafted into the NBA are changing the league and raising questions about the state of our home-grown college basketball.

The Chicago Bulls need seasoned veterans more than promising draft picks.

Over the past 17 days, Connecticut has played eight games. But if you think fatigue will eventually be the downfall of this Kemba Walker-led bunch, you didn't see Thursday's win over San Diego State.

It's taken 12 years, but Steve Fisher has built San Diego State into a team that could make a deep run in this year's NCAA tournament.

Chris Broussard and Skip Bayless discuss Grant Hill's response to Jalen Rose's comments. For Michael Wilbon's take on this subject, click here. The viewpoints of Jemele Hill, Gene Wojciechowski, Scoop Jackson, Adena Andrews and LZ Granderson can be r...

Grant Hill and Jalen Rose aren't all that different. They're a lot more alike than they are dissimilar, even if they did come from different sides of the tracks.

The NCAA tournament might be as compelling as ever if we're judging it by the amount of drama produced. But every year we become further removed from a time when March Madness was perfect.

PTI's Tony Kornheiser and Michael Wilbon interview Notre Dame's Ben Hansbrough, among the contenders for Big East player of the year....

Today's athletes know Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. as an idea rather than as a man. But that doesn't mean his message has been lost.

You've listened to Michael Wilbon argue on TV for years. Now he's plying his debating skills for us, too. Here's his position paper. Read it. Learn it. Live it.

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