I took some time to sit down with Coach Ronnie Arrow after he unexpectedly stepped down from his position as the Jaguars head coach. Things were, unsurprisingly, tight-lipped.

The Sun Belt race got more wide open Thursday night thanks to a big night from George Fant. But even he couldn't match the numbers that Omar Strong managed against Akron. Too bad the Tigers lost again.

North Texas couldn't even make it close against a Lehigh team missing C.J. McCollum. So how do you even think about considering the Mean Green as the best team in the Sun Belt conference any longer?

Middle Tennessee provided a rude welcome for the Rebels as they allowed an SEC squad onto their home court and then used a team effort to send them home as losers.

With almost a month gone in the season, it seems about time to look at the performances so far and pick out the best of the best. So what better way to do that than ask who everyone thought were the best teams throughout the opening month.

The WAC added Chicago State on Wednesday, the latest move of "several" according to their history page.

Conference USA confirmed Thursday what was rumored to be its reaction to Tulane's departure. The conference added Middle Tennessee State and Florida Atlantic, both from the Sun Belt, starting no later than 2014.

A lot happening in the world of college basketball on Wednesday night. We give our reactions to the most interesting results in this run around the mid-major universe.

Youngstown State and South Alabama tripped up Monday, and it could come back to hurt them at the end of the season. We look at why these losses are so hard to swallow for the two rising programs.

North Texas earned its second win against a Division 1 opponent as Tony Mitchell had 21 points and nine rebounds. Looks like Tony Benford finally thought to get him the ball.