Brendan Marks is a journalist for The Athletic, specializing in college basketball and football coverage. With a keen eye for analysis and a passion for the game, Brendan provides in-depth articles and insights on teams, players, and the overall landscape of college sports.
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Brendan Marks focuses on college basketball, primarily covering events and making announcements. His articles suggest a keen interest in game analysis, team performance, and significant developments within the NCAA.
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By: Justin Williams, Mark Cooper, Brendan Marks
For the second consecutive season, Kansas will begin the year as the No. 1 team in men's college basketball. This time, the Jayhawks hope to stay there.
By: Sam Vecenie, Brendan Marks
Interim coach Ron Sanchez is the favorite to replace Tony Bennett at Virginia, but keep an eye on Ryan Odom, Mitch Henderson and more.
By: Brendan Marks
Khamenia, the No. 27 recruit, gives the Blue Devils three top-30 commits and puts Jon Scheyer's team on pace for the No. 1 class in 2025.
By: Brendan Marks
Here’s where North Carolina — the nation’s No. 9 preseason team — stands on the brink of Hubert Davis’ fourth season as head coach.
By: Brendan Marks
Eight of our 11 picks are seniors or graduates, plus two juniors and a freshman. Alabama's Sears is our lone unanimous selection.
By: Brendan Marks
Warley is the first player to depart the program since Bennett’s abrupt retirement earlier in October.
By: Brendan Marks
UConn has won two straight national titles, but can it become the first program to three-peat since John Wooden's UCLA dynasty?
By: Brendan Marks
Henderson picked the Blue Devils over fellow finalists Louisville and Texas.
By: Zach Powell, Brendan Marks
Flagg finished with 18 points, seven rebounds and five assists on 6-of-15 shooting in Duke's 96-62 win over Maine.
By: Brendan Marks
Though Flagg was this team’s headliner entering the season, it’s clear that Kon Knueppel is just as important to the pursuit of a title.
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