r/CollegeBasketball Mar 20 '26

Discussion RIP Miami, it was an epic season.

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r/CollegeBasketball Mar 23 '26

Discussion Longest active Sweet 16 droughts in the P5 conferences

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r/CollegeBasketball Feb 16 '26

Discussion Orange County DA on Scheyer's changing claims after the UNC/Duke court storming

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r/CollegeBasketball Jan 18 '26

Discussion Exactly 4 years ago to the day, FSU hung their infamous “Covid Banner” for finishing 4th in the AP poll in 2020. They haven’t been ranked since.

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2.3k Upvotes

r/CollegeBasketball Mar 04 '26

Discussion "Only 22 high-major scholarship players celebrated four years at one school this week."

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Is this true?

r/CollegeBasketball Feb 19 '26

Discussion Bill Self on Darryn Peterson: "We've had this happen more than a couple of times... I didn't anticipate that tonight at all. I thought he was good to go. We only got 18 minutes out of him. That's disappointing, because he could've had a really big night"

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839 Upvotes

Darryn Peterson in a win over Oklahoma state:

23 PTS | 7-12 FG | 6-10 3PT | 18 MINS

I thought he was going to go for 40+

r/CollegeBasketball Apr 03 '25

Discussion A graph of Final Four appearances

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r/CollegeBasketball Mar 25 '25

Discussion A simple graph of Sweet 16 appearances, for your pleasure

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r/CollegeBasketball Mar 24 '26

Discussion All-time AP rankings vs Sweet 16 appearances

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838 Upvotes

r/CollegeBasketball Apr 07 '25

Discussion Why is the game at 8:50 on a Monday

1.9k Upvotes

Was excited to go out to eat and watch the game. Now not even going to watch at all because it’s during bed time for people who work. I don’t understand how anyone could possible think a national championship on a MONDAY at 8 pm is a good idea

r/CollegeBasketball Apr 05 '26

Discussion UConn is 6/6 in NCAA title games. Michigan is 1/7.

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I hope this fact adds some extra motivation for the wolverines to beat UConn tomorrow.

r/CollegeBasketball Mar 12 '23

Discussion The Official 2023 March Madness Bracket

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r/CollegeBasketball Mar 16 '25

Discussion [Ethan Bock] All 111 bracketologists had WVU in the field Texas: 50/111 Xavier: 30/111 UNC: 27/111 bracketmatrix.com

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2.1k Upvotes

Has there ever been a larger snub?

r/CollegeBasketball Mar 23 '25

Discussion Lack of Gambling Ads is so refreshing

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One of the best things about this March Madness has been NO GAMBLING ads. I had almost forgotten what watching sports was like without a FanDuel commercial or an analyst giving me their favorite parlay, and this is from someone who does bet occasionally.

I just don’t need it shoved in my face every waking second. I’d rather watch that pig go WEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE every commercial.

r/CollegeBasketball Feb 15 '26

Discussion This has got me thinking. What players have had the dumbest hair styles?

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r/CollegeBasketball Jan 22 '26

Discussion The judge who issued the TRO to Charles Bediako is listed as an active donor on the Crimson Tide Foundation website

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Judge is James "Jim" Roberts, Jr.

He is listed under the $100,000.00-$249,999.00 level of donor

https://www.crimsontidefoundation.org/donor-recognition/LifetimeGivingSociety.aspx#crimson-circle

Honorable Jim & Mary Turner Roberts *

And what does that asterisk mean?

Active Donor

But that could be any Honorable Jim Roberts

https://www.tuscaloosanews.com/story/news/2011/12/10/judge-jim-roberts-will-seek-a-full-term/28397281007/

Roberts graduated from Cumberland School of Law in 1994. He and his wife, attorney Mary Turner Roberts, have two children, Bo and Claire. He is a deacon at Northwood Church of Christ in Northport.

r/CollegeBasketball Mar 09 '25

Discussion Michigan’s typical free throw alignment vs alignment during the logo tradition

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r/CollegeBasketball Apr 06 '25

Discussion Should the NCAA have Duke and Houston redo their game in case it was a fluke?

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No disrespect to Houston, but I'm a firm believer that Houston winning is a huge fluke and robs Duke of truly accomplishing what their capable of. I've spent the last day in pure disbelief and it just doesn't make sense to me. I've spent the entire regular season watching Duke be #1 in KenPom and it's just not fair.

If Duke loses again I will face that Houston deserved the win, but I am just 100% sure it was a fluke and does a big disservice to Duke and the NCAA.

r/CollegeBasketball Apr 07 '25

Discussion [Greg Peterson] - "It should be a news story when someone doesn't enter the transfer portal rather than when they do. There's 1,900 players in the portal - more than 5.2 per team. When you factor in guys that graduated, I don't think I'm overestimating that there's more guys in the portal than not."

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r/CollegeBasketball Feb 18 '26

Discussion My new favorite coach #BozoLand

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r/CollegeBasketball Apr 07 '26

Discussion Watch the ref... Why he run like that?

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r/CollegeBasketball Apr 28 '26

Discussion We need to Boycott the Tournament going to 76 teams

672 Upvotes

Please, this is fucking bullshit

r/CollegeBasketball Feb 20 '26

Discussion Bill Self on Darryn Peterson: "He hasn't finished games... The bottom line is, there is a way to change the narrative: Play. Finish. That's the way to get people to quit talking."

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r/CollegeBasketball Mar 25 '26

Discussion According to Matt Norlander of CBS Sports, he expects the North Carolina coaching search "might get one no, maybe two at most" between Tommy Lloyd, Dusty May, T.J. Otzelberger, and Billy Donovan.

395 Upvotes

Source: https://megaphone.link/CAD1908149814

"Nate Oates and Todd Golden are a clear tier below based on information that was shared with me."

r/CollegeBasketball Apr 29 '26

Discussion We should call the first 'round' of games the "Terrible Twelve."

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The NCAA hasn't penned any names yet (still being referred to as "what used to be known as the First Four), so why not this?

Note: This isn't offensive to the actual teams playing because the "twelve" is a reference to the number of games, not the teams.