Basketball fully took center stage this week, and the NCAA men’s courts brought all the chaos.

Barring absolute disaster, No. 4 Iowa superstar Caitlin Clark will break the NCAA women’s basketball career scoring record in one of the sport’s most in-demand games ever — college or pro — when her Hawkeyes host Michigan tomorrow at 8 p.m. ET.

No. 3 LSU senior Haleigh Bryant earned her 13th career perfect score and her first on beam, becoming the 14th NCAA women’s gymnast ever to achieve perfection in all four events (aka a gym slam).

Even in a season of nonstop women’s and men’s basketball upsets, this weekend stood out.

Upsets abound on the women's and men's courts.

Who can stop No. 1 Northwestern's quest for a second straight national women's lacrosse championship?

On Monday, a NLRB regional director ruled that under U.S. labor law, Dartmouth’s men’s basketball team members are considered the school’s employees, the first nail in the coffin for the NCAA’s beleaguered amateurism model.

With four tantalizing Top-10 matchups, this was the regular season’s most exciting weekend thus far.

In a weekend of blockbuster matchups, one freshman stole the show: No. 15 USC guard JuJu Watkins.

A shocking takedown on Wednesday gave way to relative calm on the women’s court last night (not so much on the men’s court). Here’s what you missed…

Unlike other sports’ subjective polling, gymnastics rankings are especially telling: They’re based on score averages throughout the season, meaning squads compete against opponents and their past selves at every meet.