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South Alabama Coach Richie Riley Slams NIT For Rescinding Team's Invite

South Alabama coach Richie Riley ripped the NIT's apology for rescinding their invitation to the tournament.

Sports Illustrated

March Madness: Bracketology a settled national pastime as the 2025 NCAA Tournament arrives

It is time: Millions of Americans are going through the annual March rite of filling out an NCAA Tournament bracket (or two or three)

The Independent UK

NCAA Exec Seemingly Reveals Cooper Flagg's Expected Injury Status for March Madness

The Duke star has been sidelined with an ankle injury since Thursday night.

Sports Illustrated

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A Changing March Madness? Big 12 Commissioner Pushes for Expansion

Speaking ahead of the Big 12 Tournament on Tuesday, Yormark laid out his vision for an expanded 76-team March Madness field.

Basketball Insiders

March Madness Expansion Could Center on Championship Control

Power 4 schools’ proposals would push for more power over invites, while association president Charlie Baker is a proponent for more teams in the men’s and women’s basketball fields.

Sports Illustrated

St. John’s Coach Rick Pitino Has One Suggestion for NCAA Tournament Selection Committee

Pitino offered a piece of advice to the March Madness selection committee.

Sports Illustrated

UNC’s Bubba Cunningham lands key role as NCAA mulls March Madness expansion

CHAPEL HILL, N.C. — While the NCAA considers expanding the March Madness field in the coming years, North Carolina athletics director Bubba Cunningham will have a key seat at the negotiating table.

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In football-first world of college athletics, where does that leave ACC basketball?

FERNANDINA BEACH, Fla. — Almost five months after he became the fifth commissioner in ACC history, Jim Phillips stood in front of a crowded hotel banquet room in Charlotte and emphasized the single priority most critical to the league’s future. It was Phillips’ first major public appearance in his new…

Tribune News Service

ACC coaches ponder repair of basketball credibility

AMELIA ISLAND, Fla. — Before they could entertain the pressing matters that are poised to shake up college athletics — namely, the transfer portal and name, image and likeness — the ACC men's basketball coaches had a higher priority upon gathering at this week's conference spring meetings.

Tribune News Service

After last year’s outcry, women get a fairer slice of March Madness

Oregon's Sedona Prince was so disturbed about the disparities between the weight-room setups at the NCAA men's and women's basketball tournaments last year, she took to social media to vent.

Tribune News Service

March Madness Faced a Gender Reckoning. Now Everyone Gets a Pasta Station—but What Else?

Advocates and NCAA administrators still disagree about what needs to change in college hoops.

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