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More so than any recent season in history, major changes have taken place this past offseason. Big-time coaches have changed schools (or returned, in Van Chancellor's case at LSU) and there have been some significant hirings of African-American women.

The majority of so-called "big games" haven't turned out to be very interesting so far this season. But perhaps OSU-LSU on Sunday could change the course.

Since "A Charlie Brown Christmas" debuted 40 years ago, women's basketball has come a long way.

There's plenty of talent in Chattanooga, which you might think of as the "big-girl" quarter of the draw.

Mechelle Voepel tackles recent hot topics -- Who's No. 1? Is Duke hurting without Harding? -- in our new feature.

More top-notch hoops await Sunday on national TV ... which is good, because you saw the Zapruder film so often this week you're wondering if you shot JFK.

While the consensus All-Americans struggled Sunday, the rookies -- and lower-ranked teams -- came up big.

What do Duke, Purdue, Texas and K-State -- which battle in Sunday's Tip-Off Classic have in common? More than a few things.