Early Onset Hoops Madness

Any day with college basketball on television is a good thing. A day when college basketball is always on television is a great thing. With the march ...

Rank Big East Football Teams

Rankings: What's your predicted order of finish in the Big East this season? ESPN.com's college football writers and bloggers will be going conferenc...

...the second half of an NCAA women's basketball game in Hartford, Conn., Saturday, Jan. 17, 2009. UConn defeated Syracuse 107-53

Fans trade steroids story for sports they love

Fans posting on ESPN.com this week were ready to dump steroids speculation for what they truly love: sports, free agents, draft speculation and trades.

Interact: Women's NCAA Brackets!

Women's College Basketball Selection Show

2009 NFL Prospects: A Closer Look

See what some of the nation's top prospects had to say heading into the 2009 draft

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Bowl Predictions: The Herd Outwits the Nation

Check out the final standings in the SportsNation vs. Colin Cowherd Pick' Em Challenge.

Yale, UConn bowl people over

Who cares if the Ivy League plays I-AA football? The Yale-Harvard tailgate and rivalry match up with that at any top-tier program. Where do you think Connecticut ranks?

Connecticut: No. 39 football state

Connecticut ranks No. 39 on the ESPN.com football list. The state finishes No. 37 in the pro ranking, No. 41 among colleges and No. 43 in high school football.

Vote: Shuffling at the top of the polls

No. 1 UConn lost at Villanova on Monday. So who's the top team now?

Vote: Are the Blue Devils still No. 1?

Georgetown upset Duke, but are the Blue Devils still the nation's best team?

Vote: Has parity overtaken Huskies and Vols?

Connecticut and Tennessee can't stop losing. All right, that's an exaggeration, but Geno Auriemma and Pat Summitt aren't used to losing this often, this early. Will Shanna Zolman and the Vols beat the UConn next week? Will either team make the Final Four?

SportsNation Speaks: Measuring Summitt's Record

We asked you what you thought of Pat Summitt potentially passing Dean Smith for most NCAA wins. And you responded by the thousands.

SportsNation: Bowl Index

Sound off on all 28 bowl games at SportsNation!