In a statement Monday, Dartmouth said it will not enter into collective bargaining with the union its men’s basketball players voted to join earlier this month, which could send the case to federal court.… Continue Reading »
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UA board approves new deals for Oats, AD Byrne
Nate Oats’ new six-year contract calls for him to make $5 million this year, rising to $7.55 million in his final year through March 14, 2030.… Continue Reading »
Snubbed St. John’s, OU, Pitt decline invites to NIT
First-year St. John’s coach Rick Pitino told the NIT selection committee that the team didn’t want to play in the also-ran event. Oklahoma and Pitt also said they didn’t want to take part.… Continue Reading »
George Mason in 2006, Saint Peter’s in 2022: Looking back on notable March Madness Cinderella runs
Since the tournament expanded to 64 teams in 1985, there have been just six instances where a double-digit-seeded school reached the Final Four.… Continue Reading »
What the men’s selection committee got wrong according to Joe Lunardi
Let’s talk about Florida Atlantic, Virginia and everything else the selection committee got right, and wrong.… Continue Reading »
Creighton guard Baylor Scheierman brings versatility, showmanship to March Madness
The 6-foot-7 senior grew up in a small Nebraska town, idolizing Pete Maravich. Now an NBA prospect, he leads the Bluejays into the NCAA tournament.… Continue Reading »
2024 NCAA men’s basketball odds to advance, win championship
UConn’s men’s team is favored to win its second NCAA basketball national title in a row.… Continue Reading »
Duquesne’s Dambrot retiring after NCAA tourney
Duquesne coach Keith Dambrot, who just led his team to the NCAA tournament, announced Monday that he plans to retire at the end of the season.… Continue Reading »
UConn men, South Carolina women betting faves
UConn and South Carolina, selected on Sunday as the No. 1 overall seeds in the NCAA men’s and women’s tournaments, respectively, are the betting favorites headed into the week.… Continue Reading »
Snubbed Seton Hall, ISU among NIT’s No. 1 seeds
Seton Hall, Wake Forest, Indiana State and Villanova, some of the more prominent programs on the outside of the NCAA tournament cutline, will be No. 1 seeds in the NIT, which begins this week, and the 20-12 Pirates will host St. Joseph’s on Wednesday.… Continue Reading »