It’s official: “Linsanity” has taken ahold of the NBA, causing Facebook and Twitter feeds worldwide to blow up. After posting ...

We've heard all the nicknames and wordplay, but none captures the hype surrounding Jeremy Lin ’10 better than Lin-sanity. Sports fans around the nation—and especially in New York—have a huge case of it, and it's pretty clear why.

With the Harvard men’s basketball team visiting Penn on Friday night, we caught up with The Daily Pennsylvanian’s Calder Silcox ...

Curry is not the only one looking ahead to his meeting with the Penn standout this Friday when the No. 21/25 Crimson (20-2, 6-0 Ivy) visits the Quakers (12-10, 4-1).

After live blogging Jeremy Lin's first NBA start on Monday night, we're bringing you the second "Jeremy Lin Tracker" for Wednesday's Knicks-Wizards matchup. Follow the action here!

Forget about the SportsCenter highlights and M.V.P chants, you know you’ve really made it when rappers are spitting bars about you. It may not be by Hov, Yeezy, or Wayne, but former Harvard men’s basketball standout Jeremy Lin ’10 now has his own track courtesy of an artist named Mega Ran. Sure, “Six-foot-three, with a four-two/grade-point average, not vertical” isn’t exactly the definition of flow, but we still think you will enjoy giving this joint a listen.

Coming off of his career-record-setting, twitter-trending, ESPN-talked about 25-point game on Saturday night, Jeremy Lin ’10 may not have been expected to perform like that again anytime soon. But that is exactly what he proceeded to do as his New York Knicks took on the Utah Jazz Monday night at Madison Square Garden.

While former Harvard men's basketball standout Jeremy Lin dropped 28 points and eight assists for the New York Knicks at Madison Square Garden on Monday night, we were in Cambridge live blogging the action from afar. Check out the highlights from our live blog below, and re-live Lin's performance in real time.

February may be the shortest calendar month, but it is not lacking in the big-game department. Here is a look at some of the games that could make or break seasons for squads with big postseason aspirations.

After Jeremy Lin '10 dropped 25 points and seven assists in the New York Knicks' win over the New Jersey Nets, New York coach Mike D'Antoni indicated that the former Harvard standout would get the start in Monday's matchup with the Utah Jazz. Follow our live blog to see how Lin performs in his new role.