Gillispie takes medical leave at Tarleton State
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NCAA clears transfer Cisse to play for Ole Miss
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Jeff Borzello
Ex-Big 12 boss Bowlsby named interim AD at UNI
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Kentucky? North Carolina? Which state reigns supreme in men's college hoops?
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NCAA Bracketology: 2024 March Madness men's field predictions
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Joe Lunardi
UConn beats UNH by 20 to claim NCAA record
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SCNext Top 25: Updated boys' high school basketball rankings
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Delaware joins C-USA in transition to FBS level
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Pete Thamel
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Men's College Basketball News

Tarleton State basketball coach Gillispie taking indefinite medical leave

Tarleton State men's basketball coach Billy Gillispie is taking an indefinite medical leave of absence, with Joseph Jones taking over as interim coach.

Moussa Cisse cleared by NCAA to play for Ole Miss

Ole Miss announced that Oklahoma State transfer Moussa Cisse had been cleared by the NCAA to suit up for the Rebels.

Ex-Big 12 commish Bob Bowlsby named interim AD at Northern Iowa

Retired Big 12 commissioner Bob Bowlsby is returning to Northern Iowa as interim athletic director. He first served as AD at the school in 1983.

The definitive men's college hoops power ranking for all 50 states and D.C.

We're finally settling the debate: From Alaska to Wyoming, which region of the U.S. rules men's college basketball, according to NCAA tournament wins since 1985? (Yes, vacated wins are still wins.)

More mid-major stars are leaving for bigger schools than ever. Meet the star who didn't.

Four of last season's All-Summit League first team transferred to Power 5s this summer. What kept the Jackrabbits star from leaving for a bigger stage too?

Hildreth and Wake Forest host Florida

Florida Gators (4-2) at Wake Forest Demon Deacons (3-3)

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