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Myron Medcalf and Eamonn Brennan meet back at the Watercooler to discuss the buzz surrounding some of the top incoming freshmen for the 2013-14 season.

Seven SEC college basketball coaches are African-American. That diversity belies the history of the schools within the conference and the entire region.

Eamonn Brennan and Myron Medcalf meet at the watercooler to discuss Kentucky, Pittsburgh and other notable topics from Joe Lunardi's latest March Madness bracket.

What's in store for the SEC this season? Which team is the favorite? Myron Medcalf has a preview of the conference season.

Chane Behanan's game speaks for itself as Louisville snaps a four-game skid to archrival Kentucky.

With the 2012-13 college hoops season almost underway, Myron Medcalf and Eamonn Brennan meet At the Watercooler to discuss Kentucky's freshman class, Indiana's Final Four potential and other big questions.

With the 2012 NBA draft in the books, Myron Medcalf and Eamonn Brennan spin it forward to discuss next year's crop.

Kentucky's national championship last month prompted an increased level of expectation that incoming recruiting classes won't escape. But is it an unfair standard for these freshmen to live up to?

The suitors of Shabazz Muhammad and Nerlens Noel include some of college basketball's heavy hitters. Their future fortunes will change dramatically depending on their decisions.

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.

Kentucky's Anthony Davis and Kansas' Jeff Withey offer a matchup of the nation's top shot-blockers.

So he didn't score a lot. Who cares? By dominating defensively and on the boards, Anthony Davis completed his legend at Kentucky.

For the first time in several seasons, the national semifinals were worthy of the big stage.

It makes sense. The Big Man in the Big Easy. That's the theme of what to expect in the Final Four.

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.

Pivotal conference clashes -- Baylor-Missouri, Michigan State-Ohio State, Wichita State-Creighton -- highlight the weekend's action.