Joe Healy

West Virginia scored a crucial win Thursday at the Big 12 Tournament.

As conference tournaments heat up, we look at NCAA Tournament bubble winners and losers from Thursday.

As conference tournaments heat up, we look at NCAA Tournament bubble winners and losers from Wednesday.

Four blue bloods hit the stretch run scrambling to return to the NCAA Tournament.

It’s a critical two weeks for Clemson, Duke, Florida State and Wake Forest.

Misner has a chance to be the first Missouri position player taken in the first round since 1971.

Coming off a series win against UC Irvine, Iowa has somewhat improbably positioned itself well for an NCAA Tournament bid.

Texas State has climbed into first place in the Sun Belt and enters May aiming for its first regionals bid since 2011.

Indiana has risen to No. 22 in the Top 25 thanks to a powerful offense and a measure of toughness.

FAU seems destined to land on the NCAA Tournament bubble, but the Owls are doing their best to show they belong.

With a veteran team and a strong pitching staff, Evansville is off to a flying start in the Missouri Valley.

Missouri may have a path to the postseason after all.

After a disappointing 2018, BYU is again in the mix atop the WCC and eying its second regionals appearance in three years.

Bad winter weather has thrown some curveballs at Creighton and Nebraska-Omaha, but they’re both playing well despite the challenges.

Ole Miss faced heavy turnover on its pitching staff after last season, but its new-look staff is starting to settle into their roles this spring.

Arkansas State has swept two straight series and looks like a contender in the Sun Belt West Division as it aims for its first regionals appearance since 1994.

Central Michigan’s Jordan Bischel and Illinois State’s Steve Holm share similarities as first-year head coaches but took different routes to reach this point.

Here is an early look at the Player and Freshman of the Year races, five surprise teams and five teams who have questions to answer in the second half.

Penn State staggered out of the gates in each of the last two years. This year, the Nittany Lions aren’t letting the same mistakes derail their season.

Oklahoma suffered several high-profile losses from last season’s team, but the Sooners have reloaded and are off to an 11-2 start to the year.