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With Selection Sunday around the corner, teams will soon learn their fate. Have they built a compelling enough case for an at-large bid? Will they need to bolster their résumé with conference tournament wins? Or do they need an automatic bid to qualify for the Big Dance?
One of the most underrated aspects of March Madness is the conference tournaments where teams on the bubble make their final push for the NCAA Tournament and elite teams try to cement high seeds.
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Duke coach Jon Scheyer said it's a «real long shot» that freshman star Cooper Flagg will be able to play in the ACC tournament semifinals because of an ankle sprain.
The college basketball coaching carousel is revving up.
Duke and Auburn have excelled all season, so it's not surprising that the two teams are front and center entering Champ Week.
The 2024-25 regular season is over, and the AP Top 25 poll looks very different from the preseason edition. Then, Kansas was the preseason No. 1, and back-to-back reigning champion UConn was No. 3. Duke and Auburn were Nos. 7 and 11, respectively, while North Carolina and Baylor, both national title-winners of the past decade, were represented in the top 10.
CHAPEL HILL, N.C. — By the time Bill Belichick arrived for the news conference announcing his hire as the next North Carolina football coach, more than 200 people had crammed into a room inside Kenan Memorial Stadium. There was a palpable mix of jubilation and astonishment among longtime Tar Heels fans and boosters still amazed that their school had done something that, days earlier, might have seemed unfathomable.
AVONDALE, Ariz. — Katherine Legge spent 25 years working her way through professional motorsports before getting her shot at driving a NASCAR Cup Series car. Her first go-round was a bumpy ride.