Split National Championship? Don’t Bet on it.

The Associated Press does not care about this Bowl Championship mumbo jumbo. They vote on their own national champion at the end of the year. Thus, as odd as this sounds to non-college football fans, the possibility of two title winners exists each and every year.

The last time it happened was in 2003 when LSU won the BCS title ...

Women’s Basketball Games of the Week 01/02 – 01/05

Although this week’s early basketball action features several strong contests from the Big East and the Big 12, another “Big” game takes place in another “Big” conference, the Big Sky. Otherwise, the week’s early action features several strong games that should help kick off conference play.

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Canes in Final Four State of Mind with New Hoops Coach Jim Larrañaga

It's been more than five-years since former George Mason University Patriot's head basketball coach Jim Larrañaga's Cinderella team became the first mid-major college basketball program in 27-years to march to the Final Four. Now the University of Miami (UM) hoop fans hope Larrañaga - their freshly-minted first-year coach - repeats this feat.

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College Sports Madness Launches Softball Coverage

College Sports Madness is proud to start off our college softball coverage with the release of the first of the Top 44 Previews and many other great features as the softball season approaches. The previews begin with #44 and countdown one a day until opening day when College Sports Madness reveals the preseason #1 team in the nation. As each preview is ...

Let the Bowls Begins

The time for projecting is over and now it is all about the games on the field. The 2011/2012 bowl announcements are here and the months of college football excitement culminate in one game for those fortunate 70 teams headed to a bowl game. From Wyoming and Temple kicking things off on Saturday, December 17^th until the BCS National Championship, College Sports Madness has you covered. Our bowl capsules will provide fans with a quick ...

The Beauty of the Early Inter-Conference Basketball Battles

Early season tournaments have been a staple of college basketball for years and years.  Not only is it a great excuse for fans to travel over the holidays (there are tournaments in Hawaii, Bermuda, Las Vegas, etc.), but these tournaments generate lots of interest because of the matchups they present.  Much of the early college hoops season is padded with the big boys taking on ...

Women’s Basketball Games of the Weekend 12/2 – 12/4

The eyes of women’s basketball may be on Texas, or at least three of Texas’ universities that have top games scheduled this weekend. Otherwise, Sunday is loaded with potential top-25 matchups, not to mention the women’s version of the war between the Kentucky schools. It promises to be an exciting weekend for the women’s game when all is said and ...

Men’s Games of the Week 12/2 – 12/4

If you were one of those people who didn’t like looking for your top games of the week, your high-major games of the week and your mid-major games in three different places, welcome to a new and simpler format. From here on out, your top games – regardless of ...

Every game matters in college football and our experts will break down all the big games, and even the not so big games, each and every week. From the mid-week games until the last games late Saturday night, College Sports Madness has it covered. Check out our conference by conference breakdowns and our national games of the week below.

FCS Playoffs Round Two Game Breakdowns

Just like in the regular season, the Colonial Athletic Association showed some flexed muscle during the first round of the Football Championship Subdivision playoffs. A pair of CAA teams, Old Dominion and James Madison, overcame stronger offenses to move on to the second round, while Stony Brook used a rock-solid running game and top offense to outlast Albany in the ...