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The head coach reached the NCAA tournament five times with the Wildcats, including an Elite Eight appearance in 2018.

Ready for March Madness? Sports Illustrated ranks the names that have shaped 2021–22.

Two years ago this week, the reality of the pandemic arrived in Kansas City subtly enough with the strange "what if?" sorts of concerns, such as whether we should still shake hands with people. And what about time-honored media access to take you where you don't get to go? And…

Iona made the tournament last year as a No. 15 seed.

The Louisville Cardinals will meet the Virginia Cavaliers in the ACC Tournament on Wednesday night from the Barclays Center.

Selection Sunday is finally in sight, which will thankfully halt all the projecting, speculating, and (ugh) lobbying concerning who's in and who's out of the first "normal" NCAA men's basketball tournament in three years.

One stars on the women’s team, another is a promising freshman on the men’s team. Together, their success is surpassing just the hardcourt.

Although some teams found out they will keep dancing after winning their conference title, others saw their March Madness dreams come true due to a key rule.

In its second year competing at the Division I level, Bellarmine won the conference tournament, yet a specific rule won't let Knights into the Big Dance.

His team was sequestered this time last March in Nashville, observing pandemic-induced restrictions and playing SEC tournament games before sparse audiences in an effort to bolster their NCAA seeding.

A weird rule is keeping the Knights from the Big Dance.