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Players Who Need to Step Up in the Sweet 16

We pick the most pivotal players for the Sweet 16 teams as the tournament picks up again Thursday.

Sports Illustrated

John Clay: Your NCAA Tournament Sweet 16 rooting guide

LEXINGTON, Ky. — Kentucky's out. We all know that. The Wildcats' early exit from the NCAA Tournament is no less shocking than it was a week ago. That doesn't mean you should turn off the Big Dance, however. Not when things are about to get interesting.

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Bob Wojnowski: Villanova has the experience and pedigree, but Michigan has the big guy

SAN ANTONIO — Villanova is a steady-humming machine with the most accomplished coach in the Tournament not named Coach K. The No. 2 seed Wildcats have won two national titles in six years and are seasoned and savvy.

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Arizona star Bennedict Mathurin ‘does not recall’ touching TCU showgirl but wants to apologize

FORT WORTH, Texas — Arizona athletic director Dave Heeke issued a statement Wednesday on the postgame incident involving Wildcats standout Bennedict Mathurin and a TCU showgirl.

Tribune News Service

Cinderella Saint Peter's dancing on boulevard in Jersey City

Saint Peter's University wasn't just little-known nationally before this year's NCAA Tournament

The Independent UK

Tim Cowlishaw: TCU fans, others know there’s something foul about March Madness and what it’s become

Maybe the problem I have with the NCAA men’s tournament is that it has reached its ultimate goal. It has become the NFL — an (occasionally) entertaining game producing great moments and played with no discernible rules.

Tribune News Service

Sweet 16 power ratings: Where Arizona and UCLA fit within the collection of teams still standing

UCLA was good. Arizona was good and lucky.

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Thursday's Sweet 16 Best Bets and Odds: Bank on Villanova and Gonzaga

Sports Illustrated

March Madness Surprises, Dark Horses and More Entering the Men’s Sweet 16

Plus, which No. 1 seed could be next to go out?

Sports Illustrated

March Madness viewer's guide for the Sweet 16

A No. 1 seed and two No. 2s did not get past the first weekend

The Independent UK

Michigan women dump Villanova, earn return to NCAA Sweet Sixteen

ANN ARBOR, Mich. — Michigan senior All-American Naz Hillmon, who has helped take the program to new heights, took her final bow at Crisler Center with a dominant performance to help send the Wolverines to their second straight Sweet 16.

Tribune News Service

Mark Story: In the Calipari era, the same thing keeps sinking Kentucky in the NCAA Tournament

When Kentucky free throws started clanging off rims last Thursday in what became UK's shocking NCAA Tournament loss to No. 15 seed Saint Peter's, Wildcats backers must have felt trapped in a hoops version of the movie "Groundhog Day."

Tribune News Service

Kansas State women end season with NCAA Tournament loss at North Carolina State

The Kansas State women’s basketball team’s dreams of making a deep run NCAA Tournament came to an end with an 89-57 loss against No. 1 seed North Carolina State on Monday at Reynolds Coliseum.

Tribune News Service

Mike Sielski: Eric Dixon made sure he and Villanova headed to the Sweet 16 on a high note

PITTSBURGH — Eric Dixon did not play the final 90 seconds of Villanova's 71-61 victory over Ohio State on Sunday, the victory that sent the Wildcats to their fourth Sweet 16 in the last six NCAA Tournaments. It was an exit George Costanza could appreciate.

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Ranking the 2022 Men’s Sweet 16: Who Looks Strongest?

From Gonzaga to Saint Peter’s, we reshuffle the deck after two rounds.

Sports Illustrated

SI:AM | Recapping a Wild First Weekend of March Madness

Plus, an outrageous finish to a college hockey game.

Sports Illustrated

Bennedict Mathurin Rescues No. 1 Arizona in Instant Classic With TCU

The Wildcats and Horned Frogs closed the men’s NCAA tournament first weekend with a bang.

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Cotton, Law shine in Wildcats homecoming

Perth have extended their NBL win streak to six with a 95-85 win over the Breakers, playing in front of their home fans for the first time this year.

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Princeton Upsets Kentucky, Advances to Round of 32 in NCAA Women’s Tournament

The Tigers upset the Wildcats, snagging their 18th straight victory.

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John Calipari Issues Second Apology to Kentucky Fans After Loss to Saint Peter’s

The Wildcats coach: “This team didn’t disappoint and I remain proud … of each of these players. Please steer your disappointment and anger toward me.”

Tribune News Service

Wright State makes it (a little) interesting before Arizona pulls away for win

SAN DIEGO — Well, at least it got interesting.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Villanova wears out Delaware and takes NCAA first-rounder, 80-60

PITTSBURGH — Villanova point guard Colin Gillespie took the full-impact charge from his Delaware counterpart, Jameer Nelson Jr., and skidded backwards, right off the court. Gillespie glanced up … the scoreboard inside PPG Paints Arena replayed his skid larger than life.

Benzinga

6 Biggest Upsets In NCAA March Madness History

The NCAA defines a tournament upset as "a victory by a team seeded 5 or more lines below its defeated opponent."

Sports Illustrated

‘Fire John Calipari’ Trends on Twitter Following Kentucky Upset to Saint Peter’s

The Wildcats coach has only won one national championship in his 13-year tenure.

Sports Illustrated

Saint Peter’s Shows the Magic of March in Conquering Powerhouse Kentucky

For one day, a tiny Jesuit school in New Jersey was better than one of college basketball’s ultimate bluebloods.

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