Basketball has its madness in March. But college softball can lay claim to some mayhem of its own that begins in mid-May and runs into June.

Arizona State has gone from finishing 58th at the 2013 NCAA Championships to back-to-back team trophies. What Zeke Jones has done in Tempe since being hired in 2014 is remarkable, and they’re not stopping. The Sun Devils are poised to make it back-to-back-to-back NCAA trophies by bringing back 90% of their starting lineup from this past season.

The Blades sisters have been household names for years, and their eventual college home has been the source of much conversation. On Thursday, they announced that their top three programs were Iowa, Arizona State, and North Central College. Now, they've made their decision public.

Below is a full listing of FloWrestling's Top 100 American Wrestlers of All Time along with college wrestling affiliations. Several went to multiple colleges, which is why a wrestler may be listed more than once.

This weekend in the CCHA: playoff positioning is the dominant story, as one series will be a battle for home ice, and another for second place; a non-conference battle of heavyweights will have major PairWise implications; and the Cappo Cup will be awarded in Marquette this weekend. Let’s break it down.

125 lbs - #5 Brandon Courtney, Arizona State vs Jack Medley, Michigan

Zeke Jones has an NCAA trophy-winning core intact and he has two months of seeing that group perform alongside reinforcements Kyle Parco and Jesse Vasquez.

#3 Michigan vs #5 Arizona State will be electric for multiple reasons, but chief among them is the return of Nick Suriano. Now at Michigan, it is expected that the 2019 NCAA champion will make his Wolverine debut on Monday, January 3rd when the two teams square off in Austin, Texas.

#3 Michigan and #5 Arizona State will square off on January 3rd in Austin, Texas! This top 5 dual will feature a number of ranked matches and kick off wrestling in the New Year with a bang! Check out the projected lineups, a breakdown of each match, and predictions below.

Just when you thought your weekend of college wrestling was over, guess what? Five day weekend!

The countdown continues as FloWrestling releases its top 100 greatest American wrestlers of all time. The inaugural episode was released on November 4 and will end with the announcement of the greatest wrestler of all time on January 10, 2022.

Cael Valencia currently owns an 8-0 record with a win over a top-10 opponent. Even though the Arizona State freshman has shown his tremendous upside, he’s still sitting on the shelf for the Sun Devils.

Uncommitted recruits from the class of 2022 have been hard to come by since signing day, but #28 Emilio Ysaguirre took his time. The Valiant Prep senior wanted to make sure he got this important decision right, and now he's ready to announce his move.

Two of the nation's top trophy contending teams are set to square off live on FloWrestling on January 3rd in Austin, Texas. Nearly every starter on these teams is ranked which creates a must-watch matchup with serious post-season implications.

COVID halted numerous outstanding college basketball events in 2020, including the Cancun Challenge, which consistently features some of the best teams in basketball and makes for great hoops-watching as the calendar motors toward Thanksgiving.