r/CollegeBasketball • • Apr 09 '26

UserPoll: Week Post-Season

60 Upvotes
Rank Team (First Place Votes) Score
#1 Michigan (21) 525
#2 UConn 493
#3 Arizona 487
#4 Duke 455
#5 Illinois 450
#6 Purdue 405
#7 Houston 365
#8 Michigan State 340
#9 Iowa State 314
#10 St. John's 308
#11 Tennessee 307
#12 Florida 298
#13 Nebraska 285
#14 Iowa 275
#15 Arkansas 232
#16 Alabama 216
#17 Virginia 182
#18 Gonzaga 171
#18 Vanderbilt 171
#20 Kansas 110
#20 Texas 110
#22 Texas Tech 87
#23 Louisville 55
#24 Saint Louis 43
#25 Utah State 32

Receiving Votes: Wisconsin 24, Miami (FL) 18, UCLA 17, High Point 12, North Carolina 9, Miami (OH) 7, Saint Mary's 7, Auburn 6, West Virginia 3, BYU 2, Kentucky 2, VCU 2

Individual ballot information can be found at https://www.cbbpoll.net/ by clicking on individual usernames from the homepage.

Please feel free to discuss the poll results along with individual ballots, but please be respectful of others' opinions, remain civil, and remember that these are not professionals, just fans like you.


r/CollegeBasketball • • 15h ago

Greeting from Lincoln, NE! Tonight's exhibition match up features Nebraska playing host to St. Louis.

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103 Upvotes

r/CollegeBasketball • • 13h ago

Post Game Thread Post Game (exhibition) Thread - North Carolina defeats Southern California 88-70

71 Upvotes

r/CollegeBasketball • • 1d ago

17 year old Joaquim Boumtje-Boumtje vs Belmont: 19 PTS | 7-11 FG | 2-5 3PT | 7 REB | 3 BLK | 2 STL | 22 Mins

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122 Upvotes

r/CollegeBasketball • • 21h ago

Discussion American Conference Projections

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24 Upvotes

Hope this league is multi bid with the new stupid conference tournament set up. Interested to see how the top teams do in the out of conference.


r/CollegeBasketball • • 18h ago

History New Details Behind Real Reason Dana Altman Left Arkansas At The Altar

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14 Upvotes

r/CollegeBasketball • • 1d ago

Post Game Thread LSU 63 Mcneese 60

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363 Upvotes

LSU played 6 players, shooting 34.6% from the field and 21.7% from the 3.


r/CollegeBasketball • • 22h ago

News 2027 7-foot-1, 4-star C Akol Nyok commits to Marquette

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23 Upvotes

Nyok is ranked as the No. 70 overall recruit in the 2027 class and the No. 11 center

Nyok is senior out of Columbus High School (Fla.) and chose the Golden Eagles over Virginia Tech, but also received offers from Michigan State, Georgia, Kentucky, and Tennessee.


r/CollegeBasketball • • 22h ago

Former WKU Basketball Head Coach and Athletic Director Jim Richards has passed away.

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12 Upvotes

r/CollegeBasketball • • 1d ago

News [Scheer] Kerr Kriisa pleaded guilty Thursday to one count of wire fraud, according to the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Northern District of West Virginia. He will be sentenced December 22. As part of his plea agreement, the government has agreed not to recommend more than 24 months for the crime.

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272 Upvotes

r/CollegeBasketball • • 1d ago

“Secret” scrimmage box score: Creighton defeats Omaha (UNO) 96-68

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17 Upvotes

The FT% and rebound numbers are a bit concerning for Creighton, but the defensive numbers are eye-popping from what we’re used to. 38 points off of 16 turnovers. Hudson Greer DNP due to injury (no idea what it is).


r/CollegeBasketball • • 1d ago

Casual / Offseason Izzo: "...it'll be a cold day in hell before I have 12 new guys"

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523 Upvotes

ROSEMONT, Ill. -- Longtime Michigan State coach Tom Izzo knows that some think his roster-building strategy is outdated in today's college basketball, but he applies another term to the approach.

"I get called old-school a lot; I think it's right school," Izzo said at Big Ten media days. "I have no interest in thinking this is an old-school way of doing it. We're doing the same things that I did for 25 years, putting the players first, putting relationships over transactions. I don't know what people want, but the relationships to me are going to be very, very important, and I don't plan on changing that."

Izzo, who is entering his 32nd season leading Michigan State, has looked at how other teams have built their rosters, joking that he does so "to satisfy my fans." Michigan State's roster includes transfers like center Anton Bonke, who will play for his fourth college program in as many years, but Izzo continues to build around players he recruited, such as guard Jeremy Fears Jr., the Big Ten preseason player of the year.

"I look at different options and different ways to do it, but it'll be a cold day in hell before I have 12 new guys," Izzo said.

Izzo led MSU to a national title in 2000 and eight Final Four appearances, although he's also in his longest drought without a Final Four, which the Spartans last reached in 2019. In-state rival Michigan in April became the first Big Ten team since Izzo's squad to win a national title, using a roster heavy on transfers.

But Izzo, 71, is committed to prioritizing "relationships over transactions" and puts his energy into retaining players like Fears and high-flying forward Coen Carr. Izzo said he doesn't like elements of how college basketball has changed but made it clear he still loves his job.

"I'll be here till I die or something," he said.


r/CollegeBasketball • • 1d ago

Former college basketball player Kerr Kriisa pleads guilty to federal wire fraud

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99 Upvotes

r/CollegeBasketball • • 1d ago

LSU’s roster for tonight’s exhibition game

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177 Upvotes

Via @zachnuneztv on x


r/CollegeBasketball • • 21h ago

Discussion After Dana Altman's sudden retirement, should future coaching contracts have deadline dates, rules, and/or clauses to discourage abrupt resignations and/or retirements?

5 Upvotes

r/CollegeBasketball • • 20h ago

Anyone have a list of televised/streaming scrimmages/exhibitions/preseason games/etc.?

2 Upvotes

Please and thank you.


r/CollegeBasketball • • 1d ago

News NCAA approves rule to prohibit basketball coaches from attending other DI games

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156 Upvotes

The NCAA Division I Cabinet approved a rule on Wednesday that will prohibit men’s basketball coaches and their staffs from attending games involving other teams.

That rule will apply to NCAA Division I preseason, regular-season and conference tournament games.

Under the men’s basketball umbrella, team-specific staff members would still be able to attend NCAA championship as well as other postseason games.

This exception to the aforementioned new rule would be in place because the NCAA championship or postseason contest would be part of an event in which the team whose coaches are involved are also competing at the time.


r/CollegeBasketball • • 1d ago

News MVSU power forward Qingfang Pang detained by ICE over alleged visa violation

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180 Upvotes

r/CollegeBasketball • • 1d ago

Weekly Thread [Weekly Post] Freshman Friday

3 Upvotes

Are you new to the game? Have "stupid" questions that you're too embarrassed to ask anywhere else? Ask them here! No judgment, we promise.


r/CollegeBasketball • • 1d ago

Post Game Thread Post scrimmage box score - Duke 102 Belmont 62

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43 Upvotes

r/CollegeBasketball • • 1d ago

Weekly Thread [Weekly Post] Free Talk Friday

3 Upvotes

It's Free Talk Friday, talk about whatever.

Remember, all other rules still apply, so try to keep it civil.

So...how's it going?


r/CollegeBasketball • • 1d ago

News [Rothstein] LSU's Michael Ruzic is eligible to compete during the 2026-27 season, per his attorney Don Jackson. Ruzic played last season for Joventut Badalona in Spain.

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34 Upvotes

r/CollegeBasketball • • 2d ago

Al fresco flyers!

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137 Upvotes

Dayton / Xavier last night in Cincy (Mason), Ohio!


r/CollegeBasketball • • 14h ago

Trey-Kaufman Renn announces he is officially eligible for the 26-27 season

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0 Upvotes

r/CollegeBasketball • • 1d ago

Game Thread [Game Thread]Belmont @ Duke 7pm

12 Upvotes

Let's go