College Basketball

Just like that, the NCAA men’s basketball tournament has been reduced from 68 teams to the Sweet 16. What did we learn in the first round? We’re glad you asked: Duke Won’t Win Remember when Duke was the Las Vegas favorite to win this year’s NCAA tournament after running the table in the Atlantic Coast Conference tournament in Brooklyn last weekend...

The NCAA Tournament is here, which means the eyes of sports fans and non-sports fans alike will turn to the basketball court. Well, actually, they'll turn to empty brackets that we try to fill in.

Andrew Dakich has been a walk on for Michigan Basketball over the last four years, but a few police officers changed all that this week.

Pat Summitt, the iconic former women's basketball coach at the University of Tennessee, has passed away.

Kris Jenkins made a three-point shot at the buzzer to lift Villanova over North Carolina, 77-74, in the NCAA men’s basketball national championship game in Houston on Monday night.

North Carolina and Villanova each won their respective Final Four games in Houston on Saturday to advance to Monday night's national championship.

Denzel Valentine capped off his amazing career at Michigan State by winning the 2016 College Basketball Player of the Year award.

Villanova and Oklahoma became the first teams to advance to the 2016 Final Four with regional final victories on Saturday night. Here’s a recap of the action:

Four Atlantic Coast Conference schools — North Carolina, Syracuse, Notre Dame and Virginia — advanced to the NCAA Tournament's regional finals with victories on Friday night. Here's a recap of the night's Sweet 16 games:

Have you recovered from your college basketball coma yet? Better hurry. The NCAA men’s basketball tournament field of 68 was reduced to 16 over the past six days. Here’s what to expect in this week’s Sweet 16.

Michigan and Holy Cross each won their respective games in the First Four of the 2016 NCAA Tournament on Wednesday. Here's a recap of the night's action:

Everyone has an opinion about the NCAA Tournament, but here's a secret: no one really knows what's going to happen.