Former players from Arizona State, Mississippi Valley State and New Orleans were declared permanently ineligible.

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The NCAA announced Thursday that it will issue availability reports during both the men’s and women’s Division I basketball tournaments to help shield athletes from sports betting.

Six men's college basketball players permanently lost their respective eligibilities after an NCAA probe covering three separate cases linked to betting-related violations.

The past seven NCAA tournament berths from the Big Sky have been claimed by Montana, Montana State and Eastern Washington. This season, the conference might have to make room for a trio of teams looking to snap some long NCAA tournament droughts: Portland State (last in 2009), Northern Colorado (2011) and Idaho (1990).

Coach Greg McDermott is celebrating his 500th career Division I win after Creighton dominated South Dakota on Wednesday night.

At the direction of the NCAA Men's and Women's Basketball Committees, the national office will implement player availability reports

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UConn started its season with a comfortable win over Division I newcomer New Haven Monday evening, also the first game in a three-game multi-team event, or MTE. The round-robin event will continue for UConn Friday evening against UMass Lowell and wraps up Monday when Columbia heads up to Storrs.

The NCAA Committee on Infractions has issued three separate decisions following investigations that uncovered sports betting violations involving six former men’s basketball student-athletes from New Orleans,

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The University of Vermont men's basketball team took care of business from start to finish as the Division I squad against NCAA Division III school Plattsburgh State University. A second half which saw the Catamounts outscore the Cardinals 69-31 and shoot over 65 percent from the field led to a 113-62 Vermont win.