The Coastal Athletic Association has come a long way since Old Dominion's reign of dominance in the 1990s and 2000s, when the team claimed 17 consecutive championships from 1992-2008.

Under coach Pat Skerry, Towson basketball has grown from a Coastal Athletic Association cellar dweller to perennial contender in the conference. With a regular-season championship to their credit and one of the nation's best records since January, Skerry's 2024-25 Tigers head to the CAA Men's Championship in Washington, D.C. with designs on reaching a new frontier for the program in this era: the NCAA Tournament.

With college basketball reaching its peak, the regular season is coming to a close, and the postseason is set to begin.

With the biggest month in college sports here, it's time for the regular season to end and for the postseason to begin.

The CAA Women’s Basketball season is here as teams look to win the league and be in position to receive an automatic qualifier for the NCAA Basketball Tournament.

Restructured transfer rules introduced in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic dramatically changed the college basketball landscape. Programs can build contenders in a single offseason with the right combination of experienced newcomers joining returning talent and promising freshmen.

The CAA Women’s Basketball Tournament will be going down in Washington D.C from March 13-17 at the Entertainment & Sports Arena. All 14 teams across the CAA will compete for a CAA Tournament Title and an automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament.

CAA Men’s Basketball teams will compete for a CAA Conference title and an Automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament on March 8-12 at the CAA Men’s Basketball Tournament 2024 in Washington D.C. Charleston Men's Basketball will have the opportunity to go back to back and defend their 2023 CAA Tournament Championship.

The Coastal Athletic Association Men's Basketball Tournament is set to begin on March 8 in Washington, D.C., with the championship game being played on March 12.

The 2024 CAA Women’s Championships are set to begin March 13-17 after the conclusion of conference play. The Coastal Athletic Association, formerly known as the Colonial Athletic Association, has hosted the CAA Women’s Basketball Tournament annually since 1984.

The Coastal Athletic Association Women’s Basketball Tournament is set to begin on March 13 in Washington D.C. with the championship game being played on March 17.

CAA Men’s Basketball teams are beginning to establish themselves in the CAA Standings along with leaders emerging across the conference as we reach the halfway point of the season. Drexel (8-2) remains at the top of the standings after an impressive 7-0 start, followed by Towson (7-2) trailing closely behind.

CAA Women’s Basketball teams have begun to establish positioning in the rankings, with Stony Brook (6-1) and North Carolina A&T (6-1) at the forefront entering February.

The CAA basketball conference is home to 14 programs across the East Coast. Each of these programs is led by highly distinguished coaches with various levels of experience and backgrounds. Amongst these coaches' coaching careers is also a great deal of playing experience at the collegiate levels and NBA that may be unknown to fans of the CAA.

Khari Clark, Stony Brook