We've ranked all 50 states based on the number of Division I men's basketball championships they've won and now we're taking a closer look at each state. What is the winningest DI program in every ...

There are some new money college basketball programs in this group like Auburn, Texas Tech, ... have 12 top-50 KenPom finishes since 1997 and eight NCAA Tournament appearances.

The Huskies' 14 KenPom Top 25 finishes rank No. 14 in college basketball since 1996-97, while their 17 NCAA Tournament berths are tied for No. 13 among the 20 teams on this list.

You're considered a college basketball blue blood if you won three or more NCAA Championships. ... Check out the full list of the top 50, and the 10 Blue Blood Programs, here - so where did Kansas ...

Programs like Gonzaga, Davidson and Saint Mary’s recruit internationally on an annual basis and have carved out a niche in college basketball’s talent market over the past few decades.

The Huskies' 14 KenPom Top 25 finishes rank No. 14 in college basketball since 1996-97, while their 17 NCAA Tournament berths are tied for No. 13 among the 20 teams on this list.

Kansas is college basketball history. KU's first season was 1898 under head coach James Naismith - yes, that Naismith, the inventor of the sport, and it's been a national powerhouse ever since.