Alabama makes Nate Oats among 5 highest-paid coaches - ESPN
Alabama coach Nate Oats has signed a new contract that will make him one of the five highest-paid college basketball coaches in the country, the school announced Sunday.
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Duke star Cam Boozer says he suffered fractures around eye - ESPN
INDIANAPOLIS — Duke star freshman Cameron Boozer, a projected top-five pick in the 2026 NBA draft, said he suffered multiple fractures around one of his eyes during his team's loss to UConn in the Elite Eight.
College basketball betting: How to bet the men's tournament championship game - ESPN
We are down to two teams remaining in the men's tournament, as UConn and Michigan (-7.5, O/U 144.5) will clash for the right to cut down the nets. Michigan is seeking its second championship in program history, while UConn is aiming for its seventh.
South Carolina's Dawn Staley gives blunt response to Geno Auriemma confrontation
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UConn's Dan Hurley hears boos after Final Four win over Illinois
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Michigan routs Arizona to advance to men's national championship, will take on UConn
UCLA HC Mick Cronin joins Colin Cowherd to break down Illinois, Michigan, Arizona and UConn's styles of play ahead of the Final Four. He then reacts to Tommy Lloyd's extension with Arizona, breaks down Keaton Wagler's game and how he coaches players with NIL dominating college basketball.
UConn dispatches Illinois to make third men's national title game in four years
Michigan, Arizona, Illinois, and UConn are in the Final Four. Colin Cowherd discusses the matchups and asks if this is the best Final Four ever.
March Madness 2026: How UConn's Braylon Mullins became a hometown hero - ESPN
GREENFIELD, Ind. — Sometimes stereotypes are stereotypes for a reason: because they are well-earned, accurate representations of a people. Texans love brisket. New Yorkers love F-bombs. And the folks in Indiana — especially John Mellencamp-serenaded «Well, I was born in a small town» folks of Indiana — they really, really love basketball. From Indianapolis, where the airport currently greets those arriving to town for the men's Final Four with an exhibition in the terminal of everyone from Bobby Knight and Butler to Wabash and Valparaiso, to a state map spotted with hamlets, villages and crossroads that have gifted us the likes of Larry Bird, Damon Bailey, Bobby Plump...