20 Offseason Events Every College Basketball Fan Should Know

Calhoun's retirement among key developments last few months

Even after every recruit signed, after players were drafted, and after (nearly) every coaching change was made, college basketball news impacting the 2012-13 season continued to break through the late summer and early fall.

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2012-13 College Basketball Countdown: No. 7 Arizona Wildcats Preview

Unquestioned leader Solomon Hill aims to lead Wildcat renaissance
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2012-13 College Basketball Countdown: No. 12 UCLA

An elite signing class will join Joshua Smith in Westwood
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College Basketball: UCLA rebuilds around Muhammad, Anderson

Two elite freshmen Bruins back in national spotlight
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2012-13 College Basketball: UCLA's Makeover

Two elite freshmen Bruins back in national spotlight
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College Basketball's Most Underrated: The All-Overlooked Team

Arkansas coach Mike Anderson has one of the nation's most overlooked players

With roughly 340 teams in Division I basketball, some players are bound to fall through the cracks.

We’d like to do our part to rectify that by highlighting some of the key players you may have missed last season. A handful of reasons led to these players going overlooked and underrated nationally: Chief among them is an absence from the NCAA Tournament. Some made all-conference teams. Some had impressive statistics, but for whatever reason, only hardcore fans knew their names.

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College Basketball Sleepers: 10 teams that could return to the NCAA Tourney

Pittsburgh coach Jamie Dixon hopes the Panthers end a one-year Tourney drought.

In 2012, 30 of 68 teams in the NCAA Tournament field missed out a bid a season earlier.

The tally included eight from the six major conferences, including returns to prominence for Indiana and NC State. A quarter of the Sweet 16 -- the Hoosiers, Wolfpack, Baylor and Ohio -- was comprised of teams that a year earlier were either in consolation tournaments or missed the postseason altogether.

In 2012-13, Tournament droughts undoubtedly will end with a handful of teams capable of reaching the second weekend.

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College Basketball's Biggest Preseason Questions: 17 for the West Region

Our top storylines for Arizona's Sean Miller and others

With Midnight Madness less than two months away, our look at some of the biggest questions in college basketball for 2012-13 continues into its second week.

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