Iowa State starts its March Madness run as they face Lipscomb. It’s time to continue our College Basketball odds series with a Lipscomb-Iowa State prediction and pick. Lipscomb was 25-9 this ...

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Sports Analysis Another long and exciting college basketball season is coming to a close, and many fans are wondering where ...

For the first time since 2008, the Final Four will consist entirely of No. 1 seeds, with No. 1 overall seed Auburn becoming ...

I turned over my March Madness bracket to ChatGPT this year, and I have no complaints. March Madness is now over. The Florida Gators beat Houston to win the men's NCAA championship game ...

Aniwaniwa Tait-Jones could be a household name soon. The senior guard for UC San Diego is among the top-30 national leaders in points per game (19.5) and field goal percentage (57.6). Tait-Jones ...

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Acuff spent six seasons as head coach at Lipscomb, guiding the Bisons to their second NCAA Tournament appearance this past ...

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On a day when a judge heard arguments that will shape the revenue-sharing future of college sports, some things never change: March Madness is awesome. Good to the last drop of Florida's comeback.

Below are the dates and locations for March Madness, which will end with the championship game at the Alamodome in San Antonio, Texas on April 7. Here is the bracket breakdown of the schedule for ...

We just can’t quit you, March Madness, because you never forsake us sports fans. If you possess working ears, you’ve heard all about how college sports ain’t what they used to be.