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Cooper Flagg Shared Surprising Way Jon Scheyer Won Him Over During Duke Recruitment

Flagg remembers his decision to join Duke quite fondly.

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Georgia's Kirby Smart Gets Brutally Honest on Current State of College Football

Georgia Bulldogs coach Kirby Smart shares concerns on college sports landscape ahead of House vs. NCAA settlement hearing next week.

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Updated Women's March Madness Bracket

Here is the updated women's NCAA Tournament March Madness bracket after the Elite Eight and ahead of the Final Four.

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Former All-Big Ten Guard Enters Transfer Portal After Year With Kansas

He's looking to regain his 2024 form.

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Men’s NCAA Tournament Shaping Up to Have Final Four Fireworks

There was a lack of madness in March, but the games in San Antonio feature all No. 1 seeds, top KenPom teams and player of the year candidates.

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Angel Reese Shares Awesome NYC Selfie With Caitlin Clark, Top Prospects Before WNBA Draft

The top prospects of the WNBA draft visited the Empire State Building on Monday, April 15, hours before their lives will change forever when being drafted to th

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Fever See Increase in Ticket Demand Ahead of Caitlin Clark's Expected Selection in WNBA Draft, per Report

Caitlin Clark hasn't stepped onto a WNBA court yet but she's already driving ticket demand for the Fever, who are expected to select the Iowa star with the first pick in the upcoming draft.

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Jay Bilas Explained Why He Initially Picked All No. 1 Seeds to Make Final Four

Bilas was right all along.

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What Is the Furthest Houston Has Ever Gone in Men's NCAA Tournament

A look at the furthest Houston has gone in the NCAA tournament.

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Big Sky School to File Application to Move Up to FBS for Football

Sacramento State is preparing to move up to the FBS level.

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Updated Frozen Four Bracket: Who's Battling for the 2025 Men's Hockey Championship?

This year's Frozen Four will be held on April 10 and April 12.

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Men’s Basketball Transfer Portal: Notes on 11 Major Commits Ahead of Recruiting Dead Period

Power-conference programs benefited from the active early period driven by the looming House settlement and addition of agents to the process.

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Point Guard U: How Houston, Kelvin Sampson Bucked Their Tradition With Milos Uzan

Kelvin Sampson usually develops and retains players at the position, so finding a leader in the transfer portal is an anomaly.

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Using PTO From Air Force, Former NCAA Champ Giving ANWA Another Go-Round

Rachel Heck joined the Air Force after deciding not to turn pro. Despite barely playing recently, she's back at the Augusta National Women's Amateur.

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Frozen Four Overtime Rules, Explained

College hockey's overtime rules surprisingly can vary by conference, but once the NCAA men's ice hockey tournament (which culminates in the Frozen Four) begins, things change and become uniform.

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How to Watch the NIT Championship Game

While most eyes were on the NCAA tournament, the NIT rolled along providing some great basketball. The field began with 32 teams, but has narrowed all the way down to just two.

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Kevin Harlan Is on an Unbelievable Heater

Between the NCAA tournament and NBA, Harlan has had an incredible week behind the mic.

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Maple hardwood, the very foundation of the Final Four, is ingrained with basketball's rich history

The maple hardwood that makes up the courts at the men's and women's Final Four is part of basketball's foundation

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Predictably Unpredictable, MiLaysia Fulwiley Is South Carolina’s Next Star in the Making

The sophomore guard is a masterpiece under construction, the most interesting work in progress in basketball.

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One Wild Stat Spells Trouble for South Carolina in NCAA Women's Final Four

The Gamecocks will have some tough competition this weekend.

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Who Has the Most Frozen Four Championships?

When it comes to college hockey, there are few things which carry the prestige of making the Frozen Four. Every spring, the NCAA men's ice hockey tournament culminates with four teams battling for a national championship.

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Duke vs Houston live stream: How to watch March Madness Final Four game online, what TV channel is it on?

Duke vs Houston sees the favorites face the hottest team in the March Madness Final Four — here's how to watch Duke vs Houston live streams online from anywhere.

Tom’s Guide

Auburn vs Florida live stream: How to watch March Madness game online, TV channel, start time

The Auburn vs Florida live stream, on April 5, 2025, sees sees Johni Broome and Walter Clayton Jr. face off — here's how to watch online from anywhere.

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March Madness Isn't Dead

Plus: Fix the NIT, NFL kickoffs, and more.

The Independent UK

College coaches see a game shifting beneath piles of NIL cash as March Madness arrives

Coach after coach, from Miami’s Jim Larrañaga to Virginia’s Tony Bennett to Villanova’s Jay Wright, have walked away from college basketball, saying it no longer holds the appeal it once did

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