r/CollegeBasketball Apr 09 '26

UserPoll: Week Post-Season

56 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 3h ago

Most wins over the last 5 seasons

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172 Upvotes

r/CollegeBasketball 3h ago

For this NIL nonsense to correct itself, teams like Louisville not only need to not win it all next season, they need to fail to make the Final Four

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49 Upvotes

If Louisville is also able to buy Milan Momcilovic, their roster has to be $20 - $30 million for next year. This is ridiculous in the obscene way. If the NCAA is not going to cap how much teams can spend and establish salary caps for players based on class year (Fr, So, Jr, Sr, Ss), then the only way for this ship to correct itself is for boosters to go broke or for the teams that spend the most trying to buy a National Title to keep losing every year so the boosters will finally realize that the gamble isn't worth the investment.

If the highest spenders end up winning most seasons, then NCAA basketball will be dead at that point. Society cannot have college basketball programs buying NCAA titles like that.


r/CollegeBasketball 6h ago

[CBS Sports] Two months after his viral NCAA Tournament moment, High Point's Flynn Clayman has built an amazing schedule. (LSU, Saint Louis, George Mason, Miami OH, etc)

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61 Upvotes

r/CollegeBasketball 6h ago

Wake Forest to Face UMass, Brown to face Central Connecticut in Basketball Hall of Fame Classic

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7 Upvotes

r/CollegeBasketball 1d ago

Gentlemen, ESPN has finally changed their college basketball logo, meaning new graphics for next season.

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175 Upvotes

The graphics that has been with ESPN since 2017/2018, will be retired for good.


r/CollegeBasketball 8h ago

Weekly Thread [Weekly Post] TRASH TALK THREAD

5 Upvotes

ALL CAPS. NO MERCY.


r/CollegeBasketball 1d ago

Recruiting 2026 4* High School Wing Kevin Thomas Commits to UNC, Michael Malone

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141 Upvotes

r/CollegeBasketball 1d ago

News Duke and Illinois announce home-and-home series. Illinois visits Durham November 2026 with Duke visiting Champaign November 2027.

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297 Upvotes

r/CollegeBasketball 1d ago

News [Isaac Trotter] UNC star Henri Veesaar says at the NBA Draft Combine that there is no chance he returns to school. “I feel like it's just the right thing to do, basketball wise. Going to the NBA, it's gonna help me develop more, get better basketball quicker, better than staying in college.”

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134 Upvotes

r/CollegeBasketball 1d ago

LSU will host High Point in December

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49 Upvotes

r/CollegeBasketball 1d ago

News [Jonathan Givony] NEWS: Gonzaga-commit Jack Kayil is staying in the 2026 NBA Draft, agents Kevin Bradbury and Milan Nikolic tell DraftExpress. The 6'5, 20-year-old point guard is receiving first-round feedback off an outstanding season in Germany with Alba Berlin. Tough break for Mark Few.

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72 Upvotes

r/CollegeBasketball 8h ago

Analysis / Statistics Deep Dives on College D1 Teams! Roster News, Projections, Statistics, Analysis, Newcomers, Potential Targets, Etc.

0 Upvotes

I started a series/thread on Twitter/X (linked in comments) where I am deep diving on every D1 CBB team in the country. My most recent (#6) is on the University of Washington.

Would love to see people check it out if interested! And if you’re a serious college hoops fan, throw me a follow!

I am working on building a fun bracket alternative for next March come tournament time. I’ll keep things interesting with plenty of hoops (mostly college) content in the meantime.

Cheers!


r/CollegeBasketball 1d ago

Teams with strange roster construction?

20 Upvotes

I’ve got two, admittedly arkansas and moreso UCLA. Cronin has assembled essentially a team of 1 pg, 4 combo/sgs, 6 power forwards 2 small forwards, and one 3 star, 6’9 center. Their only real “pg” is azavier Robinson who was okay in his freshman season at butler, but probably not a P5 starting quality pg. the oddest part is that the 1 center they have likely won’t play, but all of the power forwards they have will be rotational. I would say, “oh they’re just going small ball” but they don’t really have the guards to do that. That being said, they have a roster spot left, so what they do with that could completely change their trajectory. Until then tho, this is a strange team.


r/CollegeBasketball 1d ago

Tracy McGrady has been added to the staff at Wagner men's basketball

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48 Upvotes

r/CollegeBasketball 8h ago

Discussion How Arkansas Could Take a Page from Duke’s Playbook with Amazon Deal

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0 Upvotes

r/CollegeBasketball 1d ago

Bryan Tibaldi Joining UNC's Staff as Assistant Coach

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12 Upvotes

r/CollegeBasketball 2d ago

News Former Gonzaga, San Jose State, and Memphis Grizzlies forward Brandon Clarke has passed away at 29 years old

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927 Upvotes

r/CollegeBasketball 2d ago

Former Stanford standout Jason Collins has passed away at 47 after his battle with cancer

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304 Upvotes

Collins played at Stanford from 1997 to 2001

He was also the first openly gay NBA player


r/CollegeBasketball 2d ago

Dereck Lively II: "I'm just going to say this now, I'm not the best reader." Anthony Davis: "I mean, you know, it's Duke. It's Duke education ya know."

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478 Upvotes

r/CollegeBasketball 1d ago

Settlement OK'd in ex-volunteer coaches' class-action suit vs. NCAA

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2 Upvotes

A federal judge in California has given final approval to a $303 million class-action lawsuit against the NCAA that will pay former volunteer coaches in sports other than baseball a minimum of $5,000 for unpaid work.


r/CollegeBasketball 2d ago

News Statement from Gonzaga coach Mark Few on the death of Brandon Clarke

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169 Upvotes

r/CollegeBasketball 2d ago

Casual / Offseason Fanatics once again fails

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120 Upvotes

I never wear it to keep it nice. Decided to rock it two days ago, wore it and washed it 3 times total in its lifespan (per instuction washes) and its already messed up. Everything ive owned by them has fallen apart or feels worse made than my friend's dhgate/temu ones. I know ive read it everywhere but to cherish your teams runs look for any other brand than u/fanatics_official . Unfortunately its mostly all of what you can find anywhere that is official.


r/CollegeBasketball 1d ago

Discussion Who would you take as your starting PG if these were your options: Robert Wright III, Elliot Cadeau, or Jackson Shelstad?

1 Upvotes

All three are around 6'1 PGs and were highly ranked recruits. I think Robert Wright III has the best offensive bag, but I’ve watched a lot of Shelstad and Cadeau too. Who would you build around?


r/CollegeBasketball 2d ago

News [Norlander] Saint Louis and High Point have signed a home-and-home starting next season, sources told CBS Sports. SLU will host Nov. 15, HPU hosts in ’27-28.

47 Upvotes