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Ranking Men’s College Basketball Power Conferences: Is It Big Ten’s Title to Lose?

With conference tournaments set to begin and March Madness right around the corner, here’s how the sport’s five power leagues stack up.

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The Magic Eight: Teams That Can Win the 2026 Men’s NCAA Tournament

Making the case for those who are capable of cutting down the nets from the juggernauts to some under-the-radar squads.

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Top Storylines for Women’s College Basketball Conference Tournaments

In this week’s roundtable, our writers discuss the most intriguing conference tournaments, bubble teams to watch and more.

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Is This Sports Betting ETF a Good Gamble Ahead of March Madness?

With March Madness just around the corner, investors may be looking for a way to play sports betting and gambling. Here's one option to consider.

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Kentucky’s Mark Pope Caught on Hot Mic Tearing Into Officiating After Loss to Auburn

The Wildcats have taken double-digit losses for a fourth straight year.

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Donovan Dent Does Best Tyus Edney Impression to Beat Illinois Ahead of March Madness

Donovan Dent recreates Tyus Edney’s famous shot to beat Illinois.

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Why Houston Isn’t Currently Projected to Play in the Houston Regional of March Madness

Houston has the chance to play in front of hometown fans in March Madness, but will need to move up the rankings to do it.

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Why Duke Decided to Schedule a Midseason Powerhouse Matchup in Washington D.C.

Preparing for a deep run in March Madness is more than just X’s and O’s.

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NCAA Executive Says Basketball Tournament Expansion Is on Hold Through March Madness

The NCAA tournaments may expand in time for next year’s Big Dance, but no decisions will be made until after this year’s event.

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Former NFL Player Will Step in for Ernie Johnson As Studio Host at Start of NCAA Tournament

Johnson is taking a step back from March Madness coverage as ‘Inside the NBA’ ramps up on ESPN.

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UConn Projected Top Overall Seed in Women’s Top 16 March Madness Reveal

The projected top 16 teams in the NCAA tournament field were revealed on the women’s side on Saturday night.

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Men’s Basketball Bracket Watch: First Look at Projected March Madness Field

With under two months until Selection Sunday, Arizona, Duke, Michigan and UConn have a hold on the No. 1 seeds in the NCAA tournament field.

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Joel Klatt Admits His March Madness Take Was ‘Terrible’ While Arguing About CFP

“The NCAA basketball tournament is a joke,” Klatt said earlier this week, after claiming “no one cares about James Madison” in the College Football Playoff.

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Best Games to Watch in Week 2 of the Women’s College Basketball Season

A big-on-big showdown with Oklahoma and UCLA, a March Madness rematch and several other ranked matchups await in the second week of the season.

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Barack Obama, Sports World Mourn Death of Loyola-Chicago Icon Sister Jean

The 106-year-old ex-Ramblers team chaplain died Thursday.

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The 15 Freshmen Men’s Hoops Players You’ll Know By March Madness

A historic recruiting class enters college basketball this season stacked with future pros ready to make an instant impact.

The Conversation

When big sports events like FIFA World Cup expand, their climate footprint expands too

When the FIFA World Cup hits North America in June 2026, 48 teams and millions of soccer fans will be traveling to and from venues spread across the United States, Canada and Mexico.

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Michael Wilbon Says NCAA the Most ‘Worthless Brand in Sports’ Amid March Madness Expansion Talks

Michael Wilbon did not hold back on Wednesday’s episode of ‘Pardon the Interruption.’

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March Madness Is Likely to Expand Because of a Cash-and-Power Grab

In a 72- or 76-team field, the extra teams will overwhelmingly be the dregs of the top five conferences—the SEC, Big Ten, ACC, Big 12 and Big East.

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EA’s College Basketball Revival Comes With a Major Asterisk

The jury is still out on when we’ll finally see the release of College Basketball, the highly anticipated revival of EA’s dormant NCAA Basketball (formerly March Madness) series. Early reports seem to indicate that 2028 is the targeted release window. Regardless, it’s an exciting time for sports gamers. But the…

The Conversation

Humans and animals can both think logically − but testing what kind of logic they’re using is tricky

Can a monkey, a pigeon or a fish reason like a person? It’s a question scientists have been testing in increasingly creative ways – and what we’ve found so far paints a more complicated picture than you’d think.

Operation Sports

Could EA Sports College Basketball 26 Introduce a March Madness Ultimate Team Mode?

With the success of the relaunch of the EA Sports College Football series with College Football 25 it was natural for fans’ minds to begin thinking about other college games that may soon be refreshed and even more natural that the higher ups at both the NCAA and gaming companies…

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Can EA Sports College Basketball 26 Avoid The Mistakes Of CBB 10?

College basketball fans and sports gamers alike were treated to a massive surprise when EA announced the return of theCollege Basketball video game series. Details are sparse, as we still don’t have an official release date, advertised features, or even an official title. But already, speculation has run rampant. And…

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Federal judge approves $2.8B settlement, paving way for US colleges to pay athletes millions

A federal judge has signed off on arguably the biggest change in the history of college sports, clearing the way for schools to begin paying their athletes millions of dollars as soon as next month

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Amid CFP Debate, NCAA Tournament Expansion Hovers in Background

Big 12 basketball coaches appear to be in favor of additional teams in the Big Dance and want to position their league to get as many bids as possible.

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