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Dom Amore: UConn men bring all the ingredients and roll into the NCAA Sweet 16

ALBANY, N.Y. — It has been a long time, almost a decade, an eternity by UConn’s lofty basketball standards, but the men’s program is once again at the center of March Madness.

Tribune News Service

Mike Sielski: Jay Wright is becoming the TV face of college hoops. He’d be nuts to coach again.

Halftime of Connecticut-St. Mary’s on Sunday night in the NCAA Tournament’s second round, UConn up one, and if you left your television tuned to TNT during the break, you saw and heard Jay Wright in his sweet spot. He knew the coaches and teams well — the Huskies’ Danny Hurley…

The Philadelphia Inquirer

March Madness brackets are all busted, but the Sweet 16 beckons

The 2023 men's tournament is wide open: to find a recent champion in the Sweet 16 field, you have to go all the way back to 2014 winners UConn.

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Breaking down the good, bad of Kansas State’s matchup with Michigan State in Sweet 16

Little was expected of Kansas State the last time it reached the Sweet 16.

Tribune News Service

Updated March Madness National Championship Odds: Alabama Favored to Win Entering Sweet 16

Alabama and Houston, the last No. 1 seeds standing, have the best odds to win the national championship heading into the Sweet 16.

Sports Illustrated

5 March Madness stars who most improved their NBA draft stock in the opening rounds

UCLA's Amari Bailey looks like a top prospect yet again.

USA Today Sports Media Group

March Madness star turned down $5m after spending three days in coma

Keyontae Johnson collapsed on the court while playing for the Florida Gators in December 2020 - but he is now spearheading Kansas State's epic run in March Madness

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The most extreme March Madness upsets are happening more often. Why?

No 15 and No 16 seeds are winning in the NCAA tournament more than ever before and by some distance. Is it a statistical anomaly or the outcome of a broader trend?

The Guardian - US

Nowell's huge 2nd half leads Kansas State past Kentucky

Markquis Nowell scored 23 of his 27 points after halftime, and Kansas State overcame a horrid start from outside by hitting a couple of clutch 3-pointers and topping Kentucky 75-69 in Sunday’s second round of the NCAA Tournament.

The Independent UK

Mark Kiszla: His Blue Jays are in the Sweet 16. His son plays in the NBA. But that’s not what makes Creighton coach Greg McDermott most proud.

DENVER — His son has scored more than 5,000 points in the NBA and the Creighton team he coaches is headed to the Sweet 16 of March Madness.

The Denver Post

2023 mock draft: 3 rounds of March madness

A 3-round 2023 NFL mock draft projecting picks after the first week of free agency and March Madness

USA Today Sports Media Group

Paul Sullivan: Can the World Baseball Classic compete with the NCAA Tournament? March Madness is tough to beat.

March Madness or the World Baseball Classic?

Chicago Tribune

Pitt ends magical season with loss to Xavier in second round of NCAA tournament

GREENSBORO, N.C. — While March Madness is known for creating magical stories, only one team each year experiences a happy ending.

Tribune News Service

Utah State cheerleader responds to viral crying moment: ‘Now I’m a meme’

Utah State cheerleader later wrote that she was ‘going out with a bang’

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Photos: In honor of March Madness, here are some of your favorite PGA Tour pros during their college days including Justin Thomas, Jordan Spieth

Let's take a walk down memory lane when the game's biggest names were still living in dorm rooms.

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Fairleigh Dickinson quite literally had the easiest schedule leading into March Madness, but still somehow beat Purdue

Fairleigh Dickinson University should absolutely not be here. Yet, here the Knights stand.

Axios

Charted: March Madness' biggest first-round upsets

Fairleigh Dickinson's stunning win over Purdue makes it the second No. 16 team to ever beat a No. 1 seed.

The Denver Post

Unfazed by Purdue’s stunning March Madness loss, Drew Timme and Gonzaga cruise

DENVER — Drew Timme and the Zags were hearing the rumors during a second-half timeout. While they were in the huddle, the crowd at Ball Arena crowd was exhibiting unusual behavior. No action on the court, but fluctuations between booing and cheering.

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Purdue’s Latest Tourney Collapse Was an Incomprehensible Meltdown

The Boilermakers’ disastrous loss to Fairleigh Dickinson is the worst of a trifecta of NCAA tournament catastrophes.

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Kennesaw State coach Amir Abdur-Rahim tearfully reflected about his program’s progress after Xavier loss

This was awesome from Kennesaw State coach Amir Abdur-Rahim.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Announcers deliver a perfect play-by-play of NC State’s Terquavion Smith’s chair-punching tantrum

March Madness brings out the emotions in everyone — both good and bad.

Daily Mirror

Jesse Marsch seen cheering on old university at March Madness amid Crystal Palace links

Ex-Leeds boss Jesse Marsch was seen back at his old stomping ground, Princeton University, as he cheered on pal Mitch Henderson, who is the basketball coach, amid links to the vacant Palace post

USA Today Sports Media Group

The NCAA tournament just proved — once again — that chaos is the best thing about March Madness

The team to root for in this year's NCAA Tournament is chaos.

Fortune

Your perfect March Madness bracket is already in shambles, but these numbers might help you feel better about that

Princeton is this year’s Cinderella.

Los Angeles Times

'Something special': 24-year-old Jake Liker almost perfectly predicts March Madness' Selection Sunday

LOS ANGELES — When leaves ripen red, birds across the country begin heading south. When branches turn bare, bears turn to hibernation for the winter.

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