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Evolution of AP Men's College Basketball Poll: More Games, More Technology

FILE - UCLA coach John Wooden is flanked by Sidney Wicks, right, and Lew Alcindor, draped with basket ropes, after the UCLA team beat Purdue 92-72 to win the NCAA basketball title for the third consec

In the ever-evolving world of college basketball, the way we consume and analyze the game has drastically changed over the years. Gone are the days when coaches like Dick Vitale solely relied on newspaper clippings to stay updated on scores and highlights. Now, with the advent of technology, fans and analysts have a plethora of options to keep tabs on their favorite teams and players.

One significant transformation in the college basketball landscape is the availability of games to watch. Thanks to television broadcasts and streaming apps, nearly every Division I game can be witnessed in real-time. From thrilling buzzer-beaters to jaw-dropping dunks, these highlights are readily shared across social media platforms, making it easier than ever for fans to be part of the action.

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