Auburn's Tahaad Pettiford to declare for NBA draft, stay eligible - ESPN
Auburn freshman Tahaad Pettiford will declare for the 2025 NBA draft while maintaining his college eligibility, he told ESPN on Monday.
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Answering the biggest questions after a wild men's Final Four - ESPN
We're still processing how the Houston Cougars and Florida Gators rallied second-half comebacks to beat Duke and Auburn, respectively, in the men's Final Four on Saturday night.
Men's March Madness 2025 - Best bets for the national championship game - ESPN
With high-stakes drama playing out Saturday night, we're left with a pair of No. 1 seeds squaring off in San Antonio with the national championship on the line.
2025 March Madness betting recap: 'Complete collapse by Duke was what we needed'
March Madness odds made way for moneyline mania through much of this year’s NCAA Tournament. Or, more accurately: favorite, moneyline, parlay mania, as the public betting masses consistently cashed out.
Flory Bidunga returns to Kansas after testing transfer portal - ESPN
Coveted big man Flory Bidunga, one of the top players in the transfer portal, has signed a deal to stay at Kansas, he told ESPN on Sunday.
Welcome to Walter's World! Walter Clayton leads Florida into title game
SAN ANTONIO — It's the moment that has become his throughout this magical Floridaseason, which has been filled with twists, turns, historic comebacks and so much more. For Walter Clayton Jr., a pressure-filled, late-game situation was nothing new. Just a week prior, the Gators' superstar guard helped his team rally from nine down with 2:51 remaining to shock Texas Tech and punch their ticket to the Final Four.
The Men's 2025 March Madness Pain Index - ESPN
March Madness is one of the best events in the sports community for what it brings us: upsets, storylines and all the magic of three glorious weekends of win-or-go-home college basketball. When «One Shining Moment» plays at the end of the tournament, even the most stoic fans can be moved to tears.
Johni Broome on end of Auburn's dream season - 'It hurts' - ESPN
SAN ANTONIO — Soon after the buzzer sounded in the national semifinal, Auburn star big man Johni Broome slumped over a few feet from the baseline, his hands etched into his thighs and head slung toward the floor.