Former Duke basketball coach Mike Krzyzewski, who led Team USA for 11 years, will be inducted into the FIBA Hall of Fame.

Mike Krzyzewski says the Big East and ACC should discuss merging to form a mega basketball conference, with UConn having the opportunity to play football in the ACC.

South Carolina women's basketball coach Dawn Staley will receive another honor to her collection of accomplishments.

Head coach Dawn Staley was rewarded for her leadership Friday when she signed a contract extension that made her the highest-paid coach in women's college basketball history. Our signed through through 2029-30 – highest paid coach in NCAA WBB history! https://t.co/MPWLHKGQiX pic.twitter.com/ptILWeVuk9

Former NFL head coach Jon Gruden ripped the state of college athletics in an interview Thursday, comparing it to a pair of rental golf clubs.

St. John’s coach Rick Pitino likes Coach K’s idea.

DURHAM, N.C. — Former Duke University basketball coach Mike Krzyzewski has been selected to be inducted into the FIBA Hall of Fame. Krzyzewski, nicknamed by many as ‘Coach K’, led Duke to 13 NCAA Final Four appearances and five national championships.

John Calipari, Rick Pitino and Billy Gillispie are still active in college hoops. So are former Kentucky basketball assistants. Here's where they are.

Over the last few years, iconic coaches such as Mike Krzyzewski, Roy Williams and Jay Wright stepped away from the sideline. Last month, Jim Larranaga became the latest to do so, citing the changing college sports landscape – fueled by NIL and the transfer portal – in his decision to step away from Miami.

Legendary coach Mike Krzyzewski managed the Team USA basketball team for 11 years from 2005 to 2016. 2008 was a unique year as he witnessed the high standards of NBA Hall of Famer Kobe Bryant.

You don’t want it to happen, but I was taught – maybe Coach K was just saying this because we were losing a lot of games my freshman year in January – but he talked about January being a defining month and a month you can find something,

Mike Krzyzewski knows better than anyone about the changes college sports have seen in recent years, and he has a few ideas for how his former conference, the ACC, can stay competitive.