Donaldson’s court-length drive sends No. 22 Michigan past No. 11 Maryland 81-80 in Big Ten tourney
Tre Donaldson drove the length of the court and scored on a layup with 0.4 seconds left to give No. 22 Michigan an 81-80 ...
March Madness: Top 10 Cinderella Runs in NCAA Tournament History
From FGCU's 'Dunk City' to St. Peters and Doug Edert, here's a look at some of the most unexpected March Madness runs.
March Madness: 2025 NCAA Women's Final Four coming to Florida
Madness has arrived, and the nation's top collegiate teams will compete at the NCAA Women's Final Four in Tampa.
March Madness 2025: Printable bracket for men's and women's basketball tournaments
After months of waiting, Selection Sunday is almost here. The 2025 NCAA men's tournament tips off in earnest on Tuesday with ...
Greg Sankey’s message to SEC teams headed to March Madness
Commissioner Greg Sankey revealed Saturday during the SEC Tournament he sent a message to league coaches about the upcoming ...
Ryan Nembhard’s season ranks among finest in Gonzaga’s stay on national stage
Gonzaga senior point guard Ryan Nembhard has had one of the most impressive seasons in school history. That’s a given.
NCAA Tournament tickets remain for Denver’s March Madness weekend at Ball Arena
If you want a seat for the March Madness games at Ball Arena, there’s still time on the clock. But the pep band has already ...
Three questions UConn women’s basketball has to answer to reach championship goal in NCAA Tournament
The UConn women’s basketball team dominated the Big East Tournament, but the Huskies still have questions to answer as March ...
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March Madness bubble: Predicting 2025 NCAA Tournament bracket's last teams in, first out
In the ACC, North Carolina nearly took out top-ranked Duke in Friday night's tournament semifinals, but lost for a third time ...
When does the NCAA Tournament start? A look ahead at March Madness
The NCAA Tournament will get underway later this month, with teams vying for two of the most coveted prizes in sports.
Women's March Madness teams are being paid for the first time - but here's why they're splitting $200 million less than the men
The NCAA will initially pay the women's March Madness teams 26% of the TV deal, which is the same percentage that the men's teams got in the first year that performance units were introduced (1991).