Julius Randle started the season with a roar for the Wildcats, but lately he's had more of a whimper.
What's wrong with Cool Joe Harris? The Virginia senior has seen his scoring average drop by almost five points per game this year.
Oklahoma State's Marcus Smart continues to occupy the top spot in our December rankings update, though there was plenty of movement elsewhere.
Tyler Ennis has stepped into the shoes of Michael Carter-Williams as a first-year starter for Syracuse this season.
Duke's Rasheed Sulaimon has not had much to smile about this season as he's been one of the most disappointing players in college hoops thus far.
Can Marcus Smart steal the Player of the Year Award away from all of this year's talented freshmen?
A mass exodus in Texas opened the door for the likes of freshman Isaiah Taylor to lead the Longhorns.
Johnny O'Bryant should be one of the best big men in the SEC this season for the LSU Tigers.
Jabari Parker leads a highly touted freshman class that at first glance appears to be as good as advertised.
The Hoosiers lost a ton of talent from last season, but Yogi Ferrell returns to shoulder a much greater load this time around.
Xavier sophomore Semaj Christon might be the best player nobody knows, as the point guard was scintillating for the Musketeers a season ago.
Legal expert Justin Fielkow examines how the NCAA's inconsistency regarding transfer situations can swing teams' fortunes - and fantasy titles.
Marcus Smart and Doug McDermott are the top players in college basketball, but who went first overall in our inaugural mock draft of the season?
Oklahoma State's Marcus Smart heads our list of top players entering the season. Check out the rankings.
In an era of the missing big man, Baylor's Isaiah Austin is the the clear choice as the top center in the nation.
Freshmen are the name of the game among forwards this seaso, but UCLA's Kyle Anderson is ready to show the newcomers how it's done.
Marcus Smart would have been a surefire top-5 pick in the NBA Draft, but decided to come back for his sophomore campaign at Oklahoma State.
Michigan and Glenn Robinson III face a defensive-minded Louisville in the NCAA championship. Can the Wolverines solve the Cardinals' full-court press?