The Latest Breaking News from Division I

Jakorian Bennett doesn’t know what his life would be like without football. Maybe he would’ve stuck with track, but his answer didn’t seem definitive. He spent a minute trying to envision a scenario where he wasn’t the starting cornerback at Maryland, and nothing came to mind.

The team with the longest current winning streak in the Chicago area may surprise you.

In a state where college basketball is the top draw, there’s a growing sense none of its seven Division I men’s basketball programs will make the Big Dance.

The 63-year-old Brey arrived in July 2000, taking over a stagnant program and guiding it back to national prominence and title contention in two different conferences.

The annual When Sides Collide Shootout organized by the City/Suburban Hoops Report has provided a platform for players and a big stage for highly-ranked teams for over a decade.

Jakstys, a 6-10 junior, recently visited Illinois and likely will be the first Division I basketball player the school has produced.

The first full weekend of action in the new year promises to be a whopper.

It’s part of a wide-ranging report covering a number of potential changes to college sports.

Here’s a look back at the Proviso West Holiday Tournament.

There are very few uncommitted Division I senior prospects remaining on the board. But the state’s best one, Young’s Daniel Johnson, only enhanced his stock over the holidays.

Leaky roofs, disappearing balls and frozen offices are among the obstacles the program has overcome in the last decade.