College Basketball

UCLA secures No. 7 seed in Regional Bracket, faces UCF

LOS ANGELES – It’s official, UCLA has earned a spot in the NCAA Men’s Basketball National Tournament. The Bruins were named the No. 7 seed in the East bracket and the path ahead of them looks difficult, to say the least. Advertisement Their first opponent will be No. 10 UCF on March 20 in Philadelphia, but beyond that the road …

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Oklahoma State basketball to host Davidson in NIT bracket after missing March Madness

STILLWATER — Oklahoma State men’s basketball is a No. 2 seed in the National Invitation Tournament, hosting Davidson at 7 p.m. Tuesday night at Gallagher-Iba Arena. The Cowboys (19-14) were selected for the Tulsa Region of the top-seeded Golden Hurricane in the 32-team field. The winner between OSU and Davidson will face the Wichita State/Wyoming winner in the second round. …

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March Madness predictions: Can you beat our expert’s bracket?

The NCAA Tournament isn’t just about cheering on your favorite team, learning about future NBA players or avoiding any real work during the afternoon games. It’s also about chirping to friends, family and co-workers about your infallible bracket picks. Advertisement Now you can add college basketball beat writers to that list. Ben Steele covers Marquette men’s basketball and, with the …

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Wake Forest to Play Navy in First Round of NIT

The Deacs aren’t done playing basketball. Despite finishing the season in 13th place in the ACC with a 17-16 record, Wake Forest was not only invited to play in the NIT, but they are a 1 seed. In the opening round, the Deacs will take on Navy on Wednesday at 7pm. Navy finished the season 26-7 overall and 17-1 in …

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March Madness predictions 2026: Using KenPom to pick NCAA bracket upsets, Final Four

March Madness predictions 2026: Using KenPom to pick NCAA bracket upsets, Final Four originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here. Before making your 2026 NCAA Tournamentbracket picks from the first round through the Final Four, consulting Ken Pomeroy’s eponymous KenPom ratings is a must. March Madness gets its name because of those …

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Social media reacts to UNC’s NCAA Tournament seeding

March Madness is officially here. On Selection Sunday, 64 college basketball programs watched their dreams come true. UNC, losers of its past two games, is in the dance. Near the end of CBS Sports’ annual NCAA Tournament Selection Show, North Carolina learned it’ll be the South Region’s 6-seed. The Tar Heels will play the 11-seed, Atlantic 10 Champion VCU Rams …

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Michigan Basketball falls to Purdue in the Big Ten Tournament Title Game

The Michigan Wolverines failed to win back-to-back Big Ten Tournaments, losing to the Purdue Boilermakers on Sunday, 80-72. The Wolverines were outplayed in the second half, giving up 40 points in the paint and letting Purdue’s front court combine for 39 points. Here’s how it all went down. Advertisement FIRST HALF The two powerhouse programs were throwing blow after blow …

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TJ Power scores 44, Cam Thrower delivers in clutch, and Penn tops Yale in OT to win Ivy Madness

ITHACA, N.Y. — TJ Power scored an Ivy Madness-record 44 points and Cam Thrower hit five clutch points in overtime, lifting Pennsylvania to an 88-84 victory over Yale to win the Ivy Legue championship on Sunday. Thrower’s 3-pointer with two minutes left in overtime gave the Quakers an 82-78 lead. After Yale answered with a 3, Thrower rebounded his own …

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TJ Power stats today: How ex Duke forward poured in 44, forced OT with buzzer beater and led Penn to Ivy League title

TJ Power stats today: How ex Duke forward poured in 44, forced OT with buzzer beater and led Penn to Ivy League title originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here. Penn likely wouldn’t have stood a chance against the Yale Bulldogs without ex-Duke forward TJ Power in the Ivy League …

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Rick Pitino dispels ‘misconception’ about Big East roster costs: ‘We’re not spending $22 million’

When the House v. NCAA settlement received final approval in Summer 2025, it gave schools the opportunity to directly share up to $20.5 million with athletes through revenue-sharing. The majority of those dollars went to football, which is why the thought was conferences without football – such as the Big East – would be able to spend more on rosters. …

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