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The regularly scheduled games are done and conference tournaments are underway. Tonight on Hoopsville, Dave McHugh talks to a number of teams who are looking to secure bids to the NCAA Tournament. Guests include Aurora, Southern Vermont, and William Paterson men's teams plus Caltech and Millsaps women's squad. We also get a preview of the ODAC conference tournament from Washington & Lee's Jeremy Franklin.

The end of the regular season is shaping up to be as exciting as the season up until this point as conference races are still pretty heated late in the year. On Hoopsville, Dave McHugh talks to some of the coaches in the midst of some great races with very important games to play this weekend. Guests from Averett, Clarkson, and St. Mary's men's teams along with No. 8 DePauw and No. 21 Puget Sound women's squads will join McHugh on the show. We will also answer your questions from the recent regional rankings release.

There are just two weeks left to go in the Division III basketball regular season, but more importantly just one week until conference tournaments for most teams. So is best positioned and who could make a run? Tonight on Hoopsville, Dave McHugh talks to coaches from four of the regions around the country including Baruch and UMass Dartmouth women's teams along with East Texas Baptist and Buena Vista men's squads. Plus we get a Central Region report from D3hoops.com writer Josh Smith.

The Division III basketball season just keeps getting more wacky, especially on the men's side. Tonight on Hoopsville, Dave McHugh talks to coaches from Sage and St. Vincent men's teams plus Geneseo State and Mary Washington women's squads. Plus much more!

Believe it or not, the stretch run is upon us. Just three weeks left in the regular season with regional rankings making their appearance in a few days. Tonight on Hoopsville, Dave McHugh talks with Caltech, Misericordia, and Nichols men's teams along with the No. 16 Wheaton (Ill.) and Berry women's squads.

It is that part of the season where teams sitting under the radar make their biggest impact. Tonight on Hoopsville, Dave McHugh talks with some of those schools including No. 23 Catholic and Lancaster Bible men's teams along with No. 23 John Carroll and Bethel women's squads. Plus the School of the Week visits New England.

Dave McHugh took a break from the 24-hours of Super Bowl pregame coverage on three different networks for a Super Sunday edition of Hoopsville. McHugh talked to Baruch, Louisiana College, and Monmouth men's teams along with Castleton State women's squad plus got an in-depth look at what is going on in the Northeast Region.

Each season there are teams at this point who are surprising and this year is no exception. Thursday on Hoopsville, Dave McHugh talked with No. 24 Johns Hopkins, Mount St. Joseph, and St. Olaf men's teams along with No. 25 Stevens and Luther, women's teams who have all had terrific seasons.

At this point in the season, it is about getting the job done. On Sunday's Hoopsville, Dave McHugh talked to many teams who are doing just that: No. 22 Elmhurst and Brooklyn men's teams along with No. 9 Tufts and No. 22 Maryville women's squads. McHugh also talked to retiring Piedmont AD and former Cabrini coach John Dzik.

It continues to be a season of questions and turning points, especially on the men's side. This week, in a special pre-recorded show, Dave McHugh talks with No. 20 Chapman and New Paltz men's coaches along with No. 2 Thomas More and McDaniel women's coaches. The "School of the Week" also debuts with the spotlight on Bard men's basketball.