It's one of the best weekends of the season! The DIII Men's &Women's Tournaments are ready to tip-off. And after about 36-hours, each bracket will be cut in half. What surprises await? Tune in to Hoopsville as we chat with programs looking to survive the first weekend and hear final thoughts before games are tipped-off. Watch On Demand or listen to podcast - right here!

The men's No. 1 team, UW-Platteville, lost on Wednesday, and the No. 2 team, Emory, followed suit.

After the game was delayed by a day because of health issues at WashU, the Bears may have wanted to hold off even longer as the University of Chicago came to town and left with a 71-66 victory.

As the NBA Playoffs push towards Conference Finals, we look at the influence DIII has on the league - it's more than many realize. Plus we get a bit of a state of the sport, go through important news and notes, and jump on the ever spinning Coaches Carousel. All on the latest episode of the Hoopsville Podcast - right here!

If there's one thing coaches Grey Giovanine, Mike McGrath and Becky Martin know, it's that you need to get screened for cancer early and often. And when Giovanine, the head men's coach at Augustana, announced his diagnosis recently, a lot of people came to realize the same thing. Ryan Scott has more in Around the Nation.

If you relaxed, again, and didn't watch games, you missed another set of significant outcomes. From upsets to statement games, there was plenty to pick from in just the last few days. Dave and guests try and break it all down on Hoopsville. Watch it On Demand or listen to the podcast!

Sunday night on Hoopsville, Dave McHugh talked to programs who are storming the competition right now. Whether in the midst of long winning streaks or dominating their conference, these programs are making the turn at five weeks to go in pretty good shape. You can watch or listen to Hoopsville On Demand now:

Chicago topped New York University in the night's only Top 25 matchup and Wesleyan beat its second ranked opponent in five days. Meanwhile the NYU women rebounded and Amherst looked sharp again. That and more in Friday's wrap.

On a Saturday for rivals, one took down the No. 1 team, the biggest rivalry in D-III had a big performance by a preseason All-American, and another huge rivalry was won in the closing seconds. That and more in Saturday's men's wrapup.

CHICAGO, Ill. – Solid defending and rebounding propelled the University of Chicago men's basketball team to a 63-43 victory over No. 1-ranked Washington University-St. Louis on Saturday.

Hoopsville host Dave McHugh sat down with many of the coaches involved in the 3rd Annual Hoopsville National Invitational Classic. The Hoopsville Coach's Corner presented by Buffalo Wild Wings is a chance for fans to hear what each coach thinks of their team and the season ahead.

Aaron Walton-Moss and Cabrini return to the Hoopsville Classic, along with teams from six of Division III men's basketball's eight regions. Who you'll see in November at Stevenson:

Chicago opened UAA play by upsetting Wash U. Elsewhere St. Thomas cruised and Middlebury survived again.