For those remaining Brown University sports fans — and I know how few of us there have been over the years — please don’t take women’s head soccer coach Kia McNeil for granted.

The 2017-18 college basketball season has been really, really bad.

The Ivy League had long been resistant to change in the sport of men’s basketball: While nearly every other conference adopted the exhilarating postseason tournament, the Ancient Eight sent the team with the best league record to the NCAA tournament — until 2017.

A column written by a Patriots fan before the weekend of the team’s eighth Super Bowl appearance in the past two decades will seem quite unnecessary.

For LeBron James, the self-proclaimed King, success on the basketball court has become the expectation.

While football takes Thanksgiving Day, college basketball predominates my television screen during the rest of week.

It was a tale of two 10-minute stretches for the women’s hockey team (3-9, 1-7 ECAC) Saturday

For the seniors of the field hockey team, this was a finale four years in the making.

The men’s golf team finished its fall 2016 season with a 14th place finish at the Homewood Hilton Airport Invitational

After breaking its five-game losing streak with a 2-1 win against Holy Cross Oct. 23, the field hockey team resumed its skid with losses to Penn and Lehigh.