Last week, we released a list of the most interesting court designs in college basketball. ... NIU released a cool time lapse video of the 2.5 hours it took to install the new court in 2014.

He will be doing so on top of two brand-new court designs. After looking at them myself, I have to say that they are very cool designs. The Ohio State basketball program unveils two awesome new ...

There are plenty of other crazy courts across the nation's 32 D-I basketball conferences, but those are some of the best and most notable. There's something to be said for the classic layouts at ...

Ranking College Basketball's Coolest Court Designs. Brendan O'Meara Oct 26, 2014. ... It's not flashy; it's just straight-up cool. 1. University of Texas at El Paso 10 of 10. USA TODAY Sports.

Since 2011, when Oregon debuted its Tinker Hatfield-designed "Tall Firs" court at Matthew Knight Arena, the nation's college basketball courts have taken a sharp turn for the ugly. Monstrous ...

College basketball courts used to be rather bland, pale hardwood covered in colored lines. For a big splash, a school might add a brighter color to the lanes or make the logo at center court larger.

College basketball courts used to be rather bland, pale hardwood covered in colored lines. For a big splash, a school might add a brighter color to the lanes or make the logo at center court larger.

You may or may not know, but when it comes to basketball-court designs, I'm oddly invested in the cosmetics. I hate the NCAA's same-look-at-every-site with the floors it has used the past five years.

It's become mandatory blog material here at Eye on College Basketball. You get a new court: you get a post. Next up is Cal, which did us the kind favor of going time lapse on its redesign. Watch ...

The court that the women's basketball teams are using for the ACC Tournament is the trippiest thing ... It's not often that we stop to marvel at courts, but when they have very cool designs, ...

College basketball courts used to be rather bland, pale hardwood covered in colored lines. For a big splash, a school might add a brighter color to the lanes or make the logo at center court larger.