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Emotional McNeese coach Will Wade not ready to talk new job - ESPN
PROVIDENCE — McNeese men's basketball coach Will Wade wiped away tears after his team's 76-62 loss to Purdue in the second round of the NCAA tournament, saying he wasn't yet ready to look ahead to taking over at NC State.
UConn routs Arkansas State by 69 in NCAA tournament opener - ESPN
STORRS, Conn. — Azzi Fudd had 21 of her 27 points in the first half as second-seeded UConn rolled to a 103-34 win over Arkansas State in the first round of the NCAA tournament Saturday.
Virginia hiring former UMBC coach who beat school as first 16-seed to win March Madness game: report
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Men's March Madness 2025 - betting odds, lines, totals - ESPN
The 2025 men's NCAA tournament began with 68 teams looking to raise a banner and write their name into college basketball history. The Auburn Tigers, the overall No. 1 seed in the South, are looking to avenge their SEC tournament loss and claim the title as the best team in the country.
Pitino, Calipari both share love for basketball — 'that's where similarities end'
Rick Pitino and John Calipari made sure not to provide any extra bulletin board material on Friday, but the pair of Hall of Fame coaches, who will meet Saturday when No. 2-seeded St. John's takes on No. 10 seed Arkansas with a ticket to the Sweet 16 on the line, were brutally honest when asked about their relationship.
Wolves' Ingles makes first start since '22, as son Jacob watches - ESPN
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Texas A&M's Williams addresses online hate with Carter, team - ESPN
DENVER — Texas A&M basketball coach Buzz Williams said Friday that he has had discussions with Aggies guard Jace Carter, as well as Carter's parents and teammates, about Carter's revelation that he has been the target of death threats and racial slurs on social media this season.