There are only six coaches left in men's Division I basketball that know how it feels to raise a national championship trophy. Two of them are in the Big 12 Conference. That makes Bill Self of Kansas and Scott Drew of Baylor suited to opine on the state of the game,

For 15 years, Tony Bennett served as head coach of the Virginia Cavaliers men's basketball team. His squads were often defined by their tenacious

Who is the best person to lead Virginia basketball following former head coach Tony Bennett's 15-year tenure with the Cavaliers?

Head coach Tony Bennett retired after 15 years as the head coach of the University of Virginia men’s basketball team. Bennett is a three-time recipient of the Henry Iba Award, two-time

Bennett's philosophies didn’t always align with the name, image and likeness and transfer portal era of college athletics.

The college basketball world was shocked this past week as Virginia coach Tony Bennett decided to retire. The real shock from this announcement came from the fact that the season is less than two weeks away from starting.

Tony Bennett’s retirement from coaching was a major loss for the University of Virginia. It was an equally damaging loss for all of college basketball. In an era when it seems as if nothing is certain in the sport, Bennett represented everything good — a class act in every way, and a Hall of Fame coach as a bonus.

In any profession, there’s always going to be change. We’ve just had an enormous amount in the last couple of years,” Drew said.