March is finally here, and that means all of the work done before and during the season comes down to two and a half weeks for a chance to win the NCAA Division III Women's Basketball National Championship.

Now that the bracket has released for the NCAA Division III Basketball Tournament the time has come for the final regular season rankings in Division III.

March starts this week, as is postseason play in NCAA Division III basketball (and soon to be elsewhere, too).

Another week, another edition of Video Game Numbers served up fresh.

Unlike last week, when one of the undefeated teams in Illinois Wesleyan suffered a defeat that reduced the unbeaten list of NCAA Division III women’s teams from four to three, the winners kept pace.

As the season continues its trek towards the all-important Mary Nutter Collegiate Classic later this week, the undefeated Texas Longhorns softball team continued to reign supreme in the top spot.

Although No. 1 Wesleyan men's basketball is still undefeated, that is pretty much the only consistent story from last week's NCAA Division III rankings.

This week, we will have three undefeated teams instead of four after Illinois Wesleyan took its first loss and dropped to the No. 4 spot in the NCAA Division III women's rankings now that NYU, Scranton and Bowdoin have won their games.

We’re counting down the final few weeks before we reach the postseason section of the college basketball calendar, but the weekly lists of the best of the best from college hoops from the week prior aren’t stopping anytime soon.

The best month of the college basketball season is March. The second-best month of the college basketball season is the month before March.

NYU, Illinois Wesleyan, Scranton and Bowdoin remain the only four undefeated teams in the Division after doing what they have done best this entire season: winning.

The biggest takeaway from last week's Division III rankings was that two new teams, Wesleyan and Trine, were at the top.

When the Kansas City Chiefs’ dreams of an unprecedented Super Bowl three-peat came down to one possession, the man of the hour was not the product of an FBS powerhouse. That distinction fell on Steve Spagnuolo, a Div. III alum who is now the most celebrated defensive coordinator in the NFL.

The final college basketball Video Game Numbers of January is here, and with conference title races in full swing, breakout individual performances are only getting more and more important.

Walk-up songs are something to be taken very seriously. 15 to 30 seconds of ear magic that represents who you are and should leave a memorable impression on the stadium.