Imagine what Sampson might have already accomplished if he hadn't broke NCAA rules that seem trivial in NIL era
Cryer had been struggling shooting lately, but scored a game-high 30 points in a second-round win vs. the Zags
Either Few or Sampson will have to wait another season to chase a first title after the Cougars-Bulldogs second-round game Saturday
The SEC sent a record-setting 14 teams to the NCAA Tournament, but three of those teams are already heading home
After leading the Bulldogs to the NCAA Tournament, McCollum could be 'one and done' as Drake's coach
Kevin Young brought an NBA approach to Provo and the Cougars didn't miss a beat after the departure of Mark Pope
After missing the Cougars' last two games with an ankle injury, Roberts said he will play vs. SIUE in the first round of the NCAA Tournament
Kansas losing to Bucknell in 2005 shows what can happen in the Big Dance
While the other projected No. 1 seeds have issues, it's the Cougars who look like the team to beat in the NCAA Tournament
Injuries derailed the Cougars' in the last three NCAA Tournaments, so being cautious with Roberts in the Big 12 tourney is the right call
With CFP changes on the horizon, the Big 12 is considering its options to find its place
The same issues that plagued Bill Self's team all season were on display Thursday night against the Wildcats
Dodd spent 45 years in sports journalism in a career anything but short yet certainly sweet; he still has a few thoughts on his way out
The service academies play their annual rivalry game one week after the playoff field is selected
The Vanderbilt quarterback has become the face of a suddenly relevant SEC program
Dennis Dodd has covered college football for CBS Sports since it was CBS SportsLine in 1998. Since then, nearly every BCS/CFP postseasons in the championship era. He is one of only seven media members to cover all 16 BCS title games. Dennis has chronicled conference realignment as well as the start of the College Football Playoff. He's dabbled in March Madness, NFL, MLB, Stanley Cup Playoffs and believes the College World Series is severely underappreciated. A Missouri graduate and former award-winning FWAA president, he previously worked for numerous outlets including The National and the Kansas City Star.