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What is Hall of Fame coach Larry Brown doing down at SMU? The answer is complicated. Very complicated.

There's a symmetry to the career arcs of Rick Pitino and John Calipari. ESPN.com interviewed several former and current colleagues and players, friends and administrators to attempt to trace the lineage of their careers from their roots to New Orleans.

As March Madness captivates our attention, Ric Bucher and Chris Broussard take the opportunity to debate one of the NBA's hot-button issues: the age minimum. Broussard argues against it in any form, while Bucher offers a creative alternative.

Story | Conversation | March 18, 2010

Chad Ford reflects on the drafts of the 21st century's first decade to single out the worst selections. Among them are the historic flop of Darko Milicic and the injury-prone Greg Oden.

Blog | Conversation | December 29, 2009

Larry Brown shouted instructions and gave tips to six college players in Charlotte's pre-draft workout, his first official act on the court since accepting his record ninth NBA head coaching job.

It used to be that Michael Beasley was the consensus No. 1 pick. Not anymore, writes Chad Ford.

Story | Conversation | May 12, 2008

Larry Brown resigned Thursday as Philadelphia's executive vice president after barely two years on the job.

Larry Brown wants back in.

League is looking into fixing playoff seeding problem, while one college coach is upset about the NBDL's new rule.

Story | Conversation | April 14, 2006

Shaq has harsh words for refs, while another LSU legend has big praise for Tyrus Thomas.

Story | Conversation | April 04, 2006

LBJ causes a ruckus during women's tournament. Plus, an early look at who's declared for the NBA Draft.

Story | Conversation | March 27, 2006

Fans and former players were among the hundreds who filed into a church to say goodbye to former Ray Meyer.

What's a "faloup?" Chris Sheridan gets to the source of Starbury lingo when he takes in Nets-Mavs, followed by Heat-Knicks.

Dick Vitale gives us his take on the NBA.

Larry Brown is the only coach to win an NCAA and NBA championship.

Cleveland Cavaliers star LeBron James, who was seven when the "Dream Team" debuted, was among five NBA stars named to the Olympic team.