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Former Pac-12 coordinator of officials Ed Rush agreed to a question and answer session Friday night in response to the allegations made by a number of officials in the Pac-12 to ESPN and other media outlets.

1. Stanford is scrambling to find a marquee home game to replace Saint Louis after the Billikens canceled a home-and-home series that was to start at Stanford on Dec. 2. The Cardinal were supposed to be the back end of a two-game swing through the Pa...

Johnny Dawkins is close to turning Stanford into a consistent winner. He led the Cardinal to an NIT championship this past March, and they should be in contention -- behind UCLA and Arizona -- for a top-three Pac-12 finish and an NCAA tournament ber...

LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. -- Quick hitters after talking to several coaches here at the AAU nationals: • The U.S. World University Games team -- led by Purdue coach Matt Painter (U.S. team head coach) along with Butler coach Brad Stevens and Tenn...

Brook watched "Sex and the City." Robin's high-profile dating card included Michelle Wie. In a no-holds-barred interview, the 7-foot Lopez twins keep the laughs rolling and dish on each other as they prepare for the NBA draft, writes Andy Katz.

With the deadline for college underclassmen to declare for the NBA now past, teams can take stock of what their rosters will look like in 2008-09. But it's not easy, since many players are just testing the waters and could return to school, writes Andy Katz.

Former Stanford and Golden State Warriors coach Mike Montgomery has agreed in principle to replace Ben Braun at rival California, according to a source with knowledge of the negotiations.

Out of his Stanford comfort zone, new Warriors coach Mike Montgomery is ready for the NBA challenge ahead.

The Golden State Warriors fired head coach Eric Musselman Wednesday and are closing a deal with Stanford coach Mike Montgomery to be his replacement, multiple sources told ESPN.com.

BERKELEY, Calif. -- Mike Montgomery thought he had it all figured out. He was done with college basketball. He had a remarkable 18-year run at Stanford that put the Cardinal in the national elite, a Final Four appearance in 1998, a No. 1 ranking ...

Stanford junior Casey Jacobsen will remain in the NBA draft even though he's not guaranteed to be a first-round pick.