So far, through nine games, one college basketball analyst believes this is a 'vintage' North Carolina team. Jon Rothstein ...

According to a report, Alabama could be near full strength for their Top 15 clash with Arizona on Saturday night.

Alabama basketball head coach Nate Oats talked to Jon Rothstein about the secret behind transforming the Crimson Tide's ...

Cooper Flagg and the Duke Blue Devils are about as blockbuster as it gets by college basketball standards. It should be no surprise, then, that the Blue Devils are frequent residents of ESPN’s most ...

Jon Rothstein sleeps in May. This means that the CBS Sports college basketball insider’s phone is never on silent. Like Adam Schefter, this means he’s broken some stories in some strange places. The ...

For the king of college basketball coverage, the right number of teams for the NCAA Tournament is 68. If you favor an expansion to 76 teams like Big 12 commissioner Brett Yormark does, don’t bother ...

Jon Rothstein had a message Tuesday for those who have criticized this year’s NCAA Tournament for lacking upsets and Cinderellas. The CBS Sports college basketball insider posted a video on X early ...

One of college basketball’s preeminent insiders is launching a new show. CBS Sports college basketball insider Jon Rothstein will debut a new podcast for CBS Sports on Tuesday, the veteran hoops ...

You won’t find too many people defending the North Carolina Tar Heels’ inclusion in the NCAA Tournament this week, but few will eviscerate the selection committee’s decision as succinctly as CBS ...

Perhaps chief among those rules is No. 3: “ALWAYS foul up three late.” It’s an age-old debate in college hoops. Foul to make sure an opposing team can’t have an opportunity at a three-pointer to tie ...

The season ended just one day ago, but it's never too early to look ahead to next season. Especially, if it's a positive review of the 2025-26 Spartans. Following the Spartans' loss to Auburn in the ...

1. When you think of college basketball’s biggest media stars, a few names immediately come to mind: Dick Vitale. Bill Raftery. Jay Bilas. But if you’re a heavy Twitter user, the first name that may ...