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Now that we know who's in the draft and who's out, who gets Andy Katz's top spot in his revised top 25? The same team that ended last season No. 1. But a pair of Big Ten teams aren't far behind.

The report card is out, and Doug Gottlieb has the final grades for some of the best mid- and high majors and the schools from the top six conferences.

Story | Conversation | April 09, 2010

Purdue's Final Four dreams ended in devastating fashion this season after losing Robbie Hummel to injury. But with Hummel returning to a senior-laden squad, the Boilermakers are the early favorites as the top team in 2010-11.

Fran Fraschilla looks at a pack of undersized guards that have made a mark on the college game and just might carve out a career for themselves in the NBA. Among those he evaluates: Sherron Collins, Kemba Walker and Kalin Lucas.

Blog | Conversation | February 02, 2010

While a host of rookie point guards have made an immediate impact in the NBA this season, that won't be the case next year. In fact, as Chad Ford has learned from scouts, even with John Wall at the top, 2010 could be the worst point guard draft ever.

Blog | Conversation | December 18, 2009

Fran Fraschilla breaks down the differences between good deep shooting in the college ranks vs. the NBA and analyzes which draft prospects are best suited to make become impact shooters at the next level.

Blog | Conversation | December 16, 2009

Some tantalizing stars are returning to the college basketball galaxy next season. Which ones will shine the brightest and improve their stock for next year's NBA draft?

There will be plenty of movement between now and November, but Kansas tops next season's initial Top 25.

With the late signing period coming to an end, Antonio Williams ranks ESPN.com's top 25 2008 basketball recruiting classes.

NBA Insider Chad Ford breaks down the top 10 prospects at each position for the 2005 NBA Draft. (Updated 6/10/2005)

Story | Conversation | June 10, 2005

The Aggies signed Jamarcus Ellis from Chicago Westinghouse, while Auburn and Penn State signed forwards.

Top 100 center Randolph Morris has selected Kentucky, while Louisville lost another recruit to the NBA draft.

Notre Dame picked up a commit from forward Ryan Ayers, while Top 100 players Randolph Morris and Malik Hairston are close to a decision.

Three highly-touted prospects, including commits to Indiana and Texas, have postponed signing with a school.

The Early Signing Period is underway, and it looks like Indiana and Texas will have the top 2004 classes.