Texas, the No. 13 seed in the SEC tournament which is on the bubble for the NCAA tournament, beat old foe Texas A&M in double overtime to reach the quarterfinals.… Continue Reading »
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Florida eyes SEC title, a No. 1 seed in NCAA field
The No. 4 Florida Gators are highly motivated to bring home the SEC tournament title and earn a No.1 seed in the NCAA Tournament.… Continue Reading »
Cooper Flagg injury impact: Duke isn’t ‘Final Four-good’ without him, more reactions
How could Flagg’s and Maliq Brown’s potential absences impact the Blue Devils on the court — and on Selection Sunday?… Continue Reading »
Men’s Bracketology: UNC, Xavier playing to remain in projected field
The Tar Heels improved their NCAA tournament hopes with Wednesday’s second-round ACC tournament win over Notre Dame.… Continue Reading »
Flagg helped off with ankle injury; Duke survives
Duke’s Cooper Flagg left with a left ankle injury late in the first half and didn’t return, but the No. 1 Blue Devils beat Ga. Tech to advance to the ACC tournament semifinals.… Continue Reading »
Early-morning runs, autograph signings and so many dunks: Tales of a young Cooper Flagg
Stories of dominance from those who witnessed Flagg’s brilliance in its infancy.… Continue Reading »
UVA won’t keep interim HC Sanchez, starts search
Ron Sanchez, who went 15-17 as the interim head coach at Virginia, will not be retained as the Cavaliers begin their search for a new men’s basketball coach.… Continue Reading »
Cooley: ‘Shame on’ coaches for Sorber award snub
Georgetown’s Ed Cooley called out his Big East brethren who were responsible for awarding UConn forward Liam McNeeley the league’s Freshman of the Year trophy over Georgetown big man Thomas Sorber.… Continue Reading »
‘Rooms were 1,000 degrees’: Northwestern’s Chris Collins rips Big Ten for hot hotel temperatures
According to Collins, temperatures in the Wildcats’ hotel rooms didn’t drop below 85 degrees.… Continue Reading »
‘The biggest sports story in Maine ever’: The unlikely origin story of college basketball’s most dominant player
Stories from those who witnessed Flagg’s brilliance in its infancy.… Continue Reading »