The Latest Breaking News from Division I

HOUSTON — Interstate 15 can be a bear on weekday afternoons, a mass of brake lights commuting north into the suburbs.

Here's what you need to know from the past week of college golf.

The sweet-spot combination of confidence and skill in Division I basketball is tricky to find and trickier to maintain. A player can be brimming with one, but betrayed by the other. One day can be draped in a sense of sky-high invincibility. The next feels like an unraveling golf swing…

SAN DIEGO — There are 363 Division I men’s college basketball teams, and San Diego State is one of the four still dancing through the NCAA Tournament.

A little of what both coordinators said after spring practice on Tuesday for Ohio State. #GoBucks

Black female representation in the coaching and sports administrative ranks has often existed on a minute scale

The college basketball star becomes the first Division I player in both women’s and men’s NCAA history to achieve the high-scoring record

After an uncommonly unpredictable season in men’s college basketball, we’re left with the most unpredictable Final Four of all.

The Hawkeyes' superstar stands alone in Division I history.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — The program that 25 years ago was among the worst in college basketball, that had 14 losing seasons in 15 years, that had never been ranked in the Associated Press poll until 2010, that hadn’t won an NCAA Tournament game until 2011, that hadn’t been past the…

Alijah Martin, Vlad Goldin and ninth-seeded Florida Atlantic became the first and lowest-seeded team to reach this year’s Final Four as the Owls withstood another huge game by Kansas State’s Markquis Nowell to win 79-76.