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Indiana has self-reported a secondary NCAA rules violation by the men's basketball staff involving blue-chip recruit Gary Harris.

The craziness of the 2011 season can be summed up in four words: Ron Zook is 6-0. The Dash sprints through the second-half storylines to watch, including coaches seeking perfection, players making names for themselves and rivalries spinning out of control.

Oklahoma's offense ran into few speed bumps against a young Texas squad Saturday. But the Sooners will need balance to compete with the powers in the SEC.

Texas made major changes after a disappointing 2010 campaign. But have the adjustments led to improvements?

For teams dealing with debilitating losses, coaches and quarterbacks who can't work out their differences, and fan bases brimming with hostility, The Dash is here to help.

It's time to dispatch grief counselors to the SEC East because the West is beating them like a bunch of Conference USA teams again this season.

Alabama linebacker C.J. Mosley will not play Saturday night against Florida, Crimson Tide coach Nick Saban told ESPN.com.

The Dash looks back at a month marked by mayhem and overshadowed by conference expansion news, and looks forward to an October to remember.

In allowing Oklahoma State to rally from a first-half deficit (again), Texas A&M proved on a national stage that it's not ready for the SEC.

After taking the Big 12 to the precipice, Oklahoma and Texas will remain in the league -- for now. As the league contemplates its next move, both teams could afford to begin mending some of the wounds it inflicted during this expansion saga.

From fired-up coaches to head men on the hot seat, teams that aren't firing up the jets to burning conference realignment rumors, the Dash blazes through another sizzling week of college football.

While many other high-caliber teams duck nonconference opponents like Florida State, Oklahoma found out against a quality team that it has championship mettle.

In 2000, Bob Stoops was a second-year coach who won it all. Could history repeat in Year 2 of the Jimbo Fisher era?

Sooners and Seminoles are clashing. Bulldogs backers are coach-bashing. War Eagles are crashing. Time to get Dashing.

Michigan could play another 131 years without winning a game as wild as its 35-31, back-from-the-dead, how-in-the-name-of-Fielding-Yost-did-that-happen victory over Notre Dame.

In a column for ESPN The Magazine, Pat Forde writes that most NCAA scandals share a common thread: The guy who gets stiffed blows the whistle.