Gonzaga coach Mark Few has argued all season that his team has played college basketball’s toughest nonconference schedule.

Conventional wisdom held that Bruce Pearl?s fourth Tennessee basketball team would be completely unlike his first three wildly entertaining editions in at least one crucial area — the 3-point shot.

The Tennessee women's basketball team enters Southeastern Conference play tonight at home against Kentucky. The game tips off at 7 at Thompson-Boling Arena.

As a small crowd looked on from the sideline Tuesday, and with the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga men’s basketball team standing behind him, Zan Guerry dribbled down the right side of the lane and dropped in a layup off the backboard.

There were no comebacks Wednesday afternoon at the University of Georgia.

Longtime Southern sports radio personality Max Howell is bringing his “Max’d Out” program to Chattanooga.

He’s mastered the art of swishing 3-point shots so he worked on a new skill to compliment his outside shot — a fake, one dribble, stop and shoot.

Before I head over to Thompson-Boling Arena before tonight’s basketball game between 15th-ranked UT and Gonzaga, here is the transcript from a quick Monday afternoon chat with Bulldogs coach Mark Few.

Former Lady Volunteer All-American Candace Parker and husband Shelden Williams of the Sacramento Kings are expecting their first child this spring, according to the Los Angeles Sparks team Web site.

If you’re a University of Tennessee men’s basketball fan who believes in omens, I’ve got bad news for you.

Once an apparent airplane hangar full of mediocre basketball, half-filled seats and black curtains, Thompson-Boling Arena has become a college basketball fortress.

Tennessee Temple University has its third men’s basketball coach this school year.

Ten months ago, Dennis Felton swung a net wildly atop a ladder in this arena, celebrating an SEC tournament championship and the opportunity to keep his job as Georgia coach

At about 11 o’clock tonight, Tennessee’s basketball game against Gonzaga will end and the Southeastern Conference will finally get down to the business of playing league brothers.

Marcus Satterfield, the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga’s new offensive coordinator, is showing off his multi-tasking skills this week. Not only is he out recruiting players to the program he joined last week, but he’s also busy evaluating the offensive players on the Mocs’ roster.