r/CollegeBasketball 20d ago

Announcement Welcome to /r/CollegeBasketball. This is March Madness.

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Welcome to /r/CollegeBasketball, everyone!

The clock is winding down on the final month of college basketball and fans are gathering to storm the subreddit, so before that happens we’ve got some important announcements to make:

Firstly, please review our rules, whether you are a long-time poster or just visiting for the tournament. Due to the massive increase in traffic we experience this time of year, we are calling it extra tight on removals and suspensions so make sure you’re playing it clean out there if you don’t want to get ejected for the rest of the season.

If you haven’t already, flair up!


/r/CollegeBasketball Posts (links will be updated all month)


Commenting Guidelines

As the referees that you all love to hate, here are a few of our mod teams’ Points of Emphasis:

  • We’re quick to call a technical foul on incivility. Personal attacks, harassment, flamebait, and trolling will get you ejected and there is a good chance your team gets knocked out before you get back on the court. Matching technicals can also be awarded regardless of who started it.

  • We are establishing a cylinder rule on bringing up scandals - serious or otherwise - in places where they don’t belong. Serious discussions are for serious threads, not in the heat of a game or argument.

  • We’ve expanded the restricted arc on spam and self-promotion. Your blog, youtube video, or social media link is going to get removed regardless of its content. You don’t get to advertise in our arena without prior approval.


Posting Guidelines

  • Gamethreads are handled by /u/cbbBot. Please request gamethreads using the daily Game Thread Index and be patient after games end, the bot takes ~2 minutes to generate the Post Game Thread. Just enough time to type up your witty comments.

  • We’re putting the press on low-quality text posts, images, and memes. We get absolutely flooded by posts this time of year so in order to maintain a high-quality experience for our users, your post is much more likely to get called for a lane violation. That big win for [your team here] post, the fifth bar graph meme of the day, or screenshot of a 69-69 game probably won’t fly - sorry!

  • Check to see if your post has already been posted. If someone beat you to it, help us out and delete the post so we don’t have to.


That’s all we’ve got for now. Happy March Madness, everyone!

~ The /r/CollegeBasketball Mod Team


r/CollegeBasketball 2h ago

Game Thread Game Thread Index - April 01, 2023

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Ranked Games

Time TV KP Away Home KP GT PGT
06:09 PM CBS 17 #9 Florida Atlantic #5 San Diego State 14 Requested
08:49 PM CBS 22 #5 Miami #4 UConn 1 Requested

Last Updated: 2023-04-01 12:52:04 EDT


r/CollegeBasketball 3h ago

[ESPN Stats & Info] Caitlin Clark has 161 points and 52 assists in this NCAA Tournament. Since 2000, it's one of six instances of a player having 150 points and 50 assists in ANY 5-game span. All six of those belong to Caitlin Clark.

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r/CollegeBasketball 13h ago Take My Energy To The Stars

Caitlin Clark is unreal

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r/CollegeBasketball 12h ago Gold

Post Game Thread Iowa defeats South Carolina 77-73

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r/CollegeBasketball 3h ago

History On this day in 2009, Hasheem Thabeet tweeted that he failed a drug test and would not be going with UConn to the Final Four, in what turned out to be the best UConn Twitter April Fool's Day prank ever

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r/CollegeBasketball 12h ago

Discussion Caitlin Clark is transcendent for the game of women's basketball. She is the moment. And this is why.

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r/CollegeBasketball 2h ago

News Ryan Odom is officially the new VCU Rams head coach

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r/CollegeBasketball 21h ago

[Joe Tipton] Michigan's Hunter Dickinson has entered the transfer portal

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r/CollegeBasketball 1h ago

News Gene Keady is a member of the 2023 Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame class

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r/CollegeBasketball 3h ago

News Riley Leonard, 6'4" QB for Duke, joins the men's basketball team for the 2023-24 season

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r/CollegeBasketball 3h ago

Arkansas G Davonte Davis will declare for 2023 NBA draft while keeping his NCAA eligibility

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r/CollegeBasketball 17h ago

[Tobias Bass] Gonzaga guard Hunter Sallis has entered the transfer portal Sallis, a former 5⭐️ recruit averaged 4.5 points, 2.2 rebounds, 1.4 assists

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r/CollegeBasketball 17h ago

Some more designs who wanted to see more

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r/CollegeBasketball 14h ago

Game Thread [NCAAW] Final Four Game Thread - #2 Iowa vs. #1 South Carolina

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r/CollegeBasketball 21h ago

News Kansas G Gradey Dick will enter the NBA Draft and forgo his remaining college eligibility

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r/CollegeBasketball 17h ago

Mikey Williams apparently spurned McDonalds All American game

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r/CollegeBasketball 1d ago

News [AP Top 25] BREAKING: Purdue's Zach Edey is a near-unanimous choice as The Associated Press men’s college basketball player of the year.

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r/CollegeBasketball 1h ago

Discussion What's the most represented a single state has ever been in the Final Four and Final?

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This year two of the four remaining teams are from Florida, with the possibility of having an all-Florida final. This got me thinking: have there ever been any previous all-state finals before? And alternatively, has a state ever had three or four teams in a final four before? I know two out of four has definitely happened previously.


r/CollegeBasketball 1h ago

Video UConn 2023 Final Four Hype Video

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Totally unbiased but this might be the greatest hype video ever made. S/O the legend Storrs South


r/CollegeBasketball 12h ago

Analysis / Statistics What’s the largest positive offensive rebound differential that a team had and still lost?

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I have never in my life seen a team get 21 more offensive rebounds than another team and lose.

How Iowa won that game is absolutely absurd to me. Caitlin Clark is great, but holy cow South Carolina has to be frustrated about that one. Also why not box and 1?!?!

Anyways, has there ever been a team have a more positive differential in offensive rebounds than South Carolina against Iowa and still lose? Have to think this is some sort of record.

Edit: Thank you to the commenter that informed me Tom Izzo and MSU vs. Syracuse in 2018 said hold my beer with a +22 differential.


r/CollegeBasketball 1d ago

News Marquette's Shaka Smart voted men's AP coach of the year

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r/CollegeBasketball 17h ago

Villanova guard Justin Moore returning in 2023-24

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r/CollegeBasketball 21h ago

Casual / Offseason [Goodman] Hunter Dickinson told me he is wide open right now.

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r/CollegeBasketball 19h ago

Postseason 2023 NCAA D1 Men's Postseason Destinations

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r/CollegeBasketball 1h ago

NCAAM v. NCAAW Championship ticket prices

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The current get in price for the men's title game on Monday is $33, while the cheapest ticket to the NCAAW (Iowa v. LSU) tomorrow is $385. Smaller arena for the women's, but still incredible what Caitlin Clark is doing for the women's side of the game


r/CollegeBasketball 20h ago

News NCAA tourney ratings dip after big first round

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Looks like casual viewers prefer the bigger names.