Hoopsville

We aren't even a week into the new season and there is already plenty to talk about. Thursday night on Hoopsville, Dave talked to the new women's basketball committee chair, previewed a rare Division 1 at Division 3 game, took a look at the 4th Annual Hoopsville National Invitational Classic at Stevenson University, plus much more in an extended edition of the show.

Guests included:

- Keri Carollo, UW-Whitewater Head Coach and NCAA Women's Basketball Committee Chair

- Joe Cassidy, Rowan men

- John Giannini, La Salle men and former Rowan coach

- Gary Stewart, Stevenson men

- Ryan Scott, D3hoops.com Mid-Atlantic columnist

The off-season is over. The basketball season has arrived, but it can't start without Hoopsville hitting the air! Watch the show On Demand (below) as Dave talks to the two preseason number one teams, touches base with a major coaching change, checks in with the men's basketball National Committee chair, and previews the Northeast Region.

Guests include:

- Grey Giovanine, head coach for #1 Augustana men

- Jeff Hans, head coach for #1 Thomas More women

- Brian Van Haaften, men's basketball committee chair and head coach for Buena Vista

- Trevor Woodruff, head coach for Scranton women

- Matt Noonan, Northeast Regional Reporter

The basketball season has started for most. Quirky schedules means some have not hit the hardwood as of yet. On Sunday's show, Dave will talked to some who have started, some who have not, and some who are still getting used to new coaches.

Enjoy the Sunday edition of Hoopsville On Demand now!

Guests included:

- Matt Logie, #3 Whitworth men

- Ted Riverso, Augsburg women

- Rich Micallef, Brooklyn men

- Kenrda Hassell, #21 Texas-Tyler women

- Ryan Whitnable, Great Lakes Region Reporter

The basketball season is about to tip off, but do you know all the new rules? Dave McHugh talks to members of the men's and women's basketball rule committees along with an athletic director about all the changes which are sure to confuse fans early on this season.

Guests include Bill Raleigh, former men's basketball coach and current Assistant Athletic Director at Southwestern University, Brad Duckworth, Athletic Director and women's basketball coach at Alverno College along with current chair of the NCAA Women's Basketball Rules Committee, and Tim Fitzpatrick, Athletic Director at U.S. Coast Guard Academy, who has gave his thoughts on the rule changes to the Coast Guard Athletic's website earlier this year.

Also in this Hoopsville special, Dave gives his thoughts on the rule changes now that we are moving forward. Dave wrote earlier this year about his thoughts when the rules had been recommended.

What a season and what a final weekend of Division III basketball.

Dave McHugh recaps the two championship weekends with help from Pat Coleman, Gordon Mann, and Adam Turer. Interviews include UW-Stevens Point men's basketball coach Bob Semling and tournament Most Outstanding Player Austin Ryf. Also, Jeff Hans of the undefeated national champions Thomas More and National Player of the Year and tournament Most Outstanding Player Sydney Moss.

McHugh also talks about the big step forward the City of Salem took in hosting the men's tournaments and why he thinks Salem will host the men's basketball championship weekend until they don't want to anymore.

So catch up on the 2014-15 season finale of Hoopsville now.

The roads to Grand Rapids and Salem are now paved. Eight teams remain after a nearly perfect weekend for home teams.

On Hoopsville, we broke down a terrific weekend of basketball and started to look ahead to the championship weekends in Michigan and Virginia. Dave McHugh talked to guests from No. 6 Augustana and No. 9 Virginia Wesleyan men along with No. 5 Tufts and No. 7 Montclair State women's squads. Pat Coleman chatted with No. 4 Babson coach while we got a women's wrap up from Gordon Mann and Adam Turer.

Are you ready for the second weekend of the NCAA Division III basketball tournaments? To help you get ready, watch Hoopsville as we have your sectionals right here!

It is a jam packed, extended version of Hoopsville. Dave McHugh talked to No. 20 St. John Fisher, No. 24 St. Olaf, Trinity (Conn.), and No. 8 UW-Stevens Point men's squads plus No. 3 George Fox, Eastern Connecticut, and No. 11 Salisbury's women's teams. Like we said... jam packed!

We found out who is in and out of the NCAA tournaments and who they will face, so it's time to start breaking things down and of course answering your questions. Join Dave McHugh for a special Hoopsville Monday episode as we also will hear from both the men's and women's basketball committee chairs.

The time has arrived. Who is in and who is out of the 2015 NCAA Division III men's and women's basketball championship tournaments? Dave McHugh is joined by Pat Coleman and others as they go through the selection process the national committees are doing to give you a sense of who may be the final 20 women's and 19 men's teams selected as at-large teams.

McHugh will also talk to coaches from several schools who qualified automatically to the tournament. Guests include Alvernia, DePauw, and Salisbury men's teams along with Greensboro, Stevenson, No. 2 St. Thomas, and Wittenberg women's squads. Pat and Dave will also answer your questions about the selection and bracketing process and get you ready for the NCAA selection shows on Monday.

For many teams, it is already win or go home. Win your conference tournament or you might not make it into the NCAA tournament. On Thursday's super-sized Hoopsville, Dave McHugh talked to a number of teams who need to make sure they win or do their best to position themselves for an at-large bids. Guests included Centre, Illinois Wesleyan, No. 23 Penn State-Behrend, and Whitman men's teams along with Muhlenberg, St. Lawrence, and UW-Superior women's teams.