With two teams making their first-ever Final Four and one team making their first appearance since 1939, this year's event is dominated by fresh faces.
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After starting out with 68 teams, the NCAA Tournament is finally getting into crunch time. There are eight teams remaining, including three No.1 seeds.
A comedic letter written from the NIT's point of view, regarding their tournament and upcoming final rounds at Madison Square Garden.
Xavier isn't supposed to be here. They're a No. 11 seed, but have played their way into the Sweet Sixteen of the NCAA Tournament, thanks to J.P. Macura.
The Sweet Sixteen of the NCAA Tournament is all set and ready to tip off this week. We take a look at how many representatives each conference has.
With the official NCAA Tournament bracket revealed, there are a few lower seeded teams who have a real shot to make a run deep into March.
After a scary plane crash one day before their game, the Michigan Wolverines beat the Illinois Fighting Illini 75-55 while wearing their practice gear.
The Big East is one of the best conferences in the country and this year they've proved it by likely having seven teams in the NCAA Tournament.
As the Big Ten's "Cinderella" team, Richard Pitino has the Minnesota Gophers on the brink of the Big Dance after a wretched 2015-16 season.
After starting the year with wins over Kansas and North Carolina, the Indiana Hoosiers have had a monumental collapse and will likely miss the Big Dance.
10 of the Big Ten's 14 members are alive for bids to this year's NCAA Tournament. Of the 10, four are mortal locks, including ... gulp ... Northwestern.
Rutgers basketball has made a major U-turn this season and Corey Sanders--the most exciting of a great group of Big Ten guards--is a big reason why.
The Iowa Hawkeyes have won two games in a row without their leading scorer Peter Jok. With a young core, they could be dangerous for years to come.
This year's crop of Big Ten freshman is tremendous. In this article, we will highlight which first-year players are making the biggest impact.
With the Cleveland Cavaliers and Golden State Warriors expected to appear in a third straight NBA Finals, the regular season has become quite predictable.
Following two miserable seasons under Eddie Jordan, Steve Pikiell has Rutgers basketball looking like they belong in the Big Ten.
After a great college career at Cincinnati, Sean Kilpatrick wasn't supposed to have an NBA career. Through two seasons in Brooklyn, he's showing he belongs.
The Big Ten looks like the most balanced conference in the nation. We will highlight which transfer players are making the biggest impact.
After the New York Knicks acquired Derrick Rose and Joakim Noah, they made an under-the -radar signing of Brandon Jennings, who is thriving.
After the second day of the ACC/Big Ten Challenge, the two conferences are all tied up. There is six gamed on Wednesday to decide the winner.