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Browse> Home / Basketball , College Basketball , WNBA / After the WNBA draft: The newest class of professional ballers After the WNBA draft: The newest class of professional ballers After a weekend of festivities, media training and photo ops, the WNBA draft was held Monday at the ESPN headquarters in Connecticut.

Butler coach Brad Stevens loves an underdog, whether it's his team back in the Final Four or Connecticut making an unprecedented five-games-in-five-nights run through the Big East tournament.

Wait, what? A Big East team as an underdog? The coach at tiny Butler cheering for big, bad UConn? Welcome to the bizarro world of college basketball in 2011 -- a sport where not only is anything possible,...

Kentucky spent 13 straight springs watching other schools play in the Final Four, a destination college basketball's winningest program considers its birthright.At most places, that's hardly a drought.In the Bluegrass, it's a lifetime.Now coach John Calipari and the Wildcats - finally - are two wins away from another national title.Brandon Knight ...

Kentucky is back in the Final Four for the first time since 1998. The Wildcats held off the Tar Heels 76-69 to join Connecticut, Butler and VCU on college basketball's biggest stage.

In 2010-11, college basketball suffered from a recession. The talent level was down across the board. (NBA execs are already lamenting the worst draft pool in years.) Injuries sidelined potential All-Americas (Duke's Kyrie Irving, Purdue's Robbie Hummel) before they could even get going.

Young, but talented teams struggled to get their acts together. Coaches and referees made stupefying late-game decisions.

Michigan State went 18-14 -- and still made the Dance.

The latest edition of college basketball's greatest rivalry has a league title riding on it. The winner of tonight's Duke-North Carolina showdown in Chapel Hill will claim the ACC championship.

College basketball's best rivalry is back. No. 5 Duke and No. 20 North Carolina are hooking up at Cameron Indoor Stadium, with tonight's winner taking over first in the ACC.

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The number of undefeated teams in college basketball is down to 12. Seth Davis takes stock of the unbeatens -- from least surprising to most -- and projects when they may suffer a loss.