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Ten Teams That Could Make Cinderella Runs in the 2025 Men’s NCAA Tournament

From UC San Diego in its first Big Dance to an experienced No. 14 UNC Wilmington, these teams could spring some upsets.

Sports Illustrated

Ukrainian basketball star Max Shulga: ‘The game is my getaway, my outlet’

The VCU guard’s thoughts are often on the conflict back in his home country but he has been cheered by the support he has received from his team and fans

The Guardian - US

March Madness 2025: Five Potential Breakout Star Sleepers

Learn about five sleepers who might break out in March Madness and make a name for themselves during the tournament.

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Mid-Major Men’s Basketball Preview: Gonzaga, Boise State Lead Cinderellas to Circle

The NIL landscape has made it harder than ever for mid-majors to keep up off the floor, but on it, teams outside the nation’s top conferences are still as competitive as ever.

Sports Illustrated

Colorado State vs. #22 SDSU: Game Preview, How To Watch, Odds, Prediction

Colorado State vs. #22 SDSU: Game Preview, How To Watch, Odds, Prediction Colorado State recently disgraced itself when Rams fans taunted Ukrainian Utah State Aggie Max Shulga, chanting "Russia! Russia!" Contact/Follow @tedmcgovern & @MWCwire The ...

USA Today Sports Media Group

Ukrainian basketball player from Utah State receives public apology from CSU Rams, Niko Medved

CSU athletics and Rams men’s basketball coach Niko Medved offered public apologies on behalf of the university after some fans could be heard chanting “Russia” at a Utah State player of Ukrainian descent.

The Denver Post

Colorado State Apologizes for ‘Russia’ Chant at Ukrainian Opponent

The school issued a statement on social media about the unsavory actions committed by a “small group of individuals.”

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