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Mark Story: Why a big change in John Calipari’s philosophy has not paid off for Kentucky

When the 2023-24 season tips off, Kentucky and John Calipari are expected to be moving against one of men’s college basketball’s prevailing tides.

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David Murphy: James Harden looks like a different player, and other thoughts on the Sixers’ Game 1 win over the Nets

PHILADELPHIA — If there was any doubt about the rejuvenated state of James Harden’s 33-year-old body, it disappeared with 6:30 left in the second quarter of the Sixers’ 121-101 win over the Nets on Saturday afternoon. It was at that moment that Harden unleashed a stepback move so strong and…

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Villanova lands Washington State transfer TJ Bamba

Washington State junior TJ Bamba will transfer to Villanova should he choose to stay in college, a sourced confirmed to The Philadelphia Inquirer. Bamba, a 6-foot-5 guard, announced on March 27 that he would go through the 2023 NBA draft process and simultaneously enter the transfer portal.

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former Eagles’ RB Brian Westbrook, All-Pro right tackle Lane Johnson named to Senior Bowl Hall of Fame

former Philadelphia Eagles' RB Brian Westbrook and All-Pro right tackle Lane Johnson were named to the Reese's Senior Bowl Hall of Fame Class of 2023

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Analyzing Villanova star Maddy Siegrist’s WNBA draft stock. Where is she the best fit?

PHILADELPHIA — Two weeks ago, Villanova’s season came to an end with a loss to Miami in the Sweet 16. With an extra year of eligibility because of COVID-19, senior Maddy Siegrist left that game with a decision to make: Come back for a fifth year or enter the WNBA…

The Philadelphia Inquirer

2023 WNBA Mock Draft: Who gets picked after Aliyah Boston, Diamond Miller?

Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese aren't eligible for the draft, but this year's class is still loaded

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SDSU's Win Gave the Men’s Final Four A First-of-Its-Kind Buzzer Beater

March Madness has always brought fans last-second baskets, but none quite like Lamont Butler’s game-winning shot to send the Aztecs to the title game.

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First lady Jill Biden will attend Iowa vs. LSU national championship in Dallas

DALLAS — American Airlines Center will have a special guest Sunday for the women’s national championship game between No. 2 Iowa and No. 3 LSU.

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Luke DeCock: As Final Four returns to Houston, UNC remembers the greatest shot ever forgotten

HOUSTON — The Final Four has come back around, seven years later, but there’s no marker on the floor in Houston to mark the spot where Kris Jenkins launched the shot that broke a million Tar Heel hearts, not that the NCAA has a habit of indulging in that kind…

Tribune News Service

How UConn Went From Rock-Bottom in January to the Final Four

A losing stretch threatened to derail everything. Instead, the Huskies stayed the course, and are now reaping the benefits in their Final Four run.

Sports Illustrated

Could transfer portal, NIL be a factor as new faces emerge across women’s Final Four?

When Mississippi State defeated UConn in the semifinals of the 2017 women’s Final Four in Dallas, Dawn Staley was as surprised as the rest of the country.

Tribune News Service

Greg Cote: Miami men, women both in Elite Eight on stunning, historic day for Hurricanes

Well, this is a bit insane. The University of Miami — for the past 40 years “the football school” — climbed to the top of college basketball on Friday. On this day in history, UM owned the NCAA Tournament and March Madness. Might not last. Might not even last the…

Miami Herald

Greg Cote: 'We got a spine.' Miami women's basketball reaches Elite Eight for 1st time.

If the Miami Hurricanes’ women’s basketball team failed to win your attention or the nation’s with that victory over No. 1 seed Indiana on the Hoosiers' home court, maybe Friday did the trick?

Miami Herald

Despite late rally, Villanova’s NCAA Tournament run comes to an end in the Sweet 16 vs. Miami

When No. 9 seed Miami defeated No. 1 Indiana on Monday, No. 4 Villanova suddenly became slight favorites in the Sweet 16. But when the ball tipped Friday afternoon, it was clear that Miami came to play.

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Miami Finds Another Way to Pull Off a Dramatic Upset

Despite having a 21-point lead early in the third quarter, the No. 9 Hurricanes needed a late-game comeback to secure their first Elite Eight spot in program history.

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Villanova’s Siegrist Notches Scoring Streak Record in Loss to Miami

The Wildcats star broke her latest record in a Sweet 16 tilt against the Hurricanes.

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SI:AM | Women’s Sweet 16 Preview: Why Another No. 1 Seed Could Fall

Plus, the best moments from last night’s men’s action.

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Gonzaga’s game-winning 3 over UCLA is the same play that won Villanova the 2016 men’s tourney

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Timme, Strawther Ensure Gonzaga’s Rejuvenated Season Continues

The Bulldogs came up with more March magic to prevail in another Gonzaga-UCLA classic.

Miami Herald

Miami women to face nation’s leading scorer, Villanova’s Maddie Siegrist, in Sweet 16 on Friday

MIAMI — Destiny Harden has been around college basketball long enough to know that the Miami Hurricanes are still considered underdogs against Villanova in the Sweet 16 Friday afternoon, even though they stunned top-seeded Houston on their home floor four days ago in one of the most thrilling games so…

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Reseeding the Women’s Sweet 16

Where the bracket stands after an opening two rounds filled with upsets, blowouts and—of course—madness.

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Breaking Down the Women’s Sweet 16 Matchups

With two No. 1 seeds already out, here’s how things look heading into this weekend’s action for the NCAA women’s tournament.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

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…

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Azzi Fudd and the 9 other most important players in the women’s NCAA tournament

UConn's standout sophomore is healthy, making the Huskies look like Final Four contenders.

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Princeton busted Joe Biden’s men’s NCAA tournament bracket not 6 hours after he shared it

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