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CBS Sports Network analysts discuss which coach they would trust most to lead their team to success in the tournament.
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CBS Sports Network analysts discuss which coach they would trust most to lead their team to success in the tournament.
The Red Raiders had a pair of close calls in the opening weekend, but they did what they've done all year: survived.
UMBC won over the entire state and the entire country with their historic NCAA tournament win over No. 1 seed Virginia Friday night. That one win has now changed the university forever.
NCAA Tournament favorites have fallen, March Madness history has been made, and we still have four more rounds to go.
The schedule for the Sweet 16 games is out. Mark your calendars accordingly.
UMBC's win over Virginia was just one of the many upsets so far, making this March Madness as unpredictable as any NCAA Tournament ever.
By becoming the first No. 16 seed to beat a No. 1, the Retrievers made about $1.7 million for the America East Conference.
The feeling on the UMBC campus was bitter sweet Monday. Despite losing in the second round of the NCAA tournament, they made history.
UMBC wasn't able to punch its ticket to the Sweet Sixteen, falling to No. 9 Kansas State, 50-41, Sunday.
North Carolina State beat Maryland 74-60 on Sunday in the second round of the women's NCAA Tournament.
Plenty of college basketball fans were happy that the University of Maryland, Baltimore County, pulled off a stunning upset of No. 1 seed Virginia, but one UMBC alumnus beamed about the win on Facebook.
Dave Odom sat in the stands as his son, Ryan, and the history-making UMBC Retrievers took down a giant.
They say every dog has its day, and for the UMBC Retrievers, the day is golden.
UMBC, the Cinderellas of the big dance, is preparing for its next matchup.
Jairus Lyles and K.J. Maura, the Retrievers' super smooth combo guard, form the dangerous backcourt of the nation's new favorite underdog.