Sights and sounds from the ESPN staff at each and every regional site from the first two days of action.… Continue Reading »
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Bama’s Miller has armed guard due to threats
Alabama star Brandon Miller was accompanied to the NCAA tournament by an armed security guard Wednesday because of threats directed at him, Crimson Tide coach Nate Oats said.… Continue Reading »
Grand Canyon equipment doesn’t make flight
The Grand Canyon men’s basketball team needed a little help from a local university’s athletic department as well as local sporting goods stores after 12 bags of equipment did not arrive as scheduled.… Continue Reading »
‘Lasting memory’: ASU wins by 25 in First Four
Arizona State won by 25 points in the First Four of the NCAA men’s basketball tournament, defeating Nevada 98-73.… Continue Reading »
Kansas’ Self misses tourney opener vs. Howard
Kansas announced Thursday that coach Bill Self will miss the Jayhawks’ NCAA tournament opener against Howard as he continues to recover from a recent health issue.… Continue Reading »
Furman deals UVA another early exit with late 3
JP Pegues made a 3-pointer with 2.4 seconds remaining, and No. 13 seed Furman completed a rally from a 12-point second-half deficit to hand fourth-seeded Virginia another first-round NCAA tournament loss, 68-67 on Thursday.… Continue Reading »
It’s Bracket Time: Make your picks for the men’s tournament and follow your favorite schools to the Final Four
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President Biden and former President Barack Obama reveal their March Madness brackets
The 46th and 44th presidents of the United States make their predictions about who will cut down the nets in the men’s and women’s NCAA tournaments.… Continue Reading »
‘It’s a huge loss for college basketball’: Jim Boeheim’s exit ends a coaching generation
After 47 years as coach at Syracuse, Boeheim outlasted his peers and cemented his legacy while spanning two different conferences.… Continue Reading »
Ex-UMBC coach back in NCAAs in underdog role
Utah State coach Ryan Odom, who led UMBC five years ago when it became the first No. 16 seed to beat a No. 1, says it would take a “special group” to accomplish the feat again.… Continue Reading »