C-USA ShootAround: Can anyone challenge Memphis?

AP Photo/Ed Reinke UAB's Robert Vaden leads the Blazers' guard-dominated lineup this season. Can UAB create guard-centric "havoc"? By Jeff She...

Memphis sets the pace in C-USA

While many predicted the demise of Conference USA when Louisville and Cincinnati left the league, Memphis has staved off elimination by becoming one of the best teams in the country. Can the rest of the league follow?

DeAngelo selects Charlotte

De'Angelo Alexander is transferring from Oklahoma to Charlotte, while Marquette also grabbed a transfer.

Tar Heels score with second top guard commit

North Carolina scored with a commit from top guard Bobby Frasor, while Louisville picked up a pledge from a forward.

High school freshman selects UCLA

UCLA picked up a commitment from a 15-year-old high school freshman from California.

Georgia's Mr. Basketball commits to Cincinnati

Cincinnati picked up a pledge from Georgia's Mr. Basketball, but also lost a commit from a Top 100 guard.

Hargrave Military No. 1 in Prep Ten

Prep schools like Hargrave Military Academy and Brewster Academy are great places to find hidden recruiting treasures, writes Christopher Lawlor.

Tulane-Texas Preview

Tulane-Texas Preview

Conference USA: By The Numbers

ESPN analysts crunch the numbers for every D1 hoops team, exclusively on Insider.

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Can anyone challenge Memphis for C-USA supremacy?

Can anyone else in C-USA threaten Memphis' hold at the top?

Dunphy attempts to fill Chaney's huge shoes

Temple is still getting used to life without John Chaney. Will Philly veteran Fran Dunphy ease the transition?

...to check out their property, Tulane coach Dave Dickerson was given...our situation." Dickerson said the Green Wave will practice on campus at...

Numbers don't lie ... DePaul getting defensive

After hitting rock bottom last season, a new coach and new defensive attitude has turned DePaul's early fortunes around.

Top 100 F Terry picks North Carolina

The Tar Heels, Pirates and Wildcats each have new commitments from Top 100 hoops prospects.