5 Things: Final Four To Bring Even More Madness
This NCAA Tournament has been particularly crazy, even by March Madness standards. Will a surprising Final Four bring even more excitement?
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This NCAA Tournament has been particularly crazy, even by March Madness standards. Will a surprising Final Four bring even more excitement?
Bill Belichick once again decided to skip out on the annual coaches photo at the NFL owners meetings down in Orlando, Florida.
Some have said that a sit-down meeting with Robert Kraft, Bill Belichick and Tom Brady was necessary to smooth things over, but the Patriots owner said Monday that the meeting has already taken place.
It's only fair that we put the microscope on these comments and blow them way out of proportion. Here goes.
Traditional powers like Villanova, Kansas, and Michigan still rule the Final Four, even if a Cinderella like Loyola-Chicago shows up.
There was a time when just about everyone questioned Danny Ainge's sanity for drafting Terry Rozier.
The Dodgers top prospect is the headliner of a talented group of prospects out west.
"Some of the comments he might have made could have been made jokingly and misunderstood. I'm sure he didn't mean to offend anybody.''
With most of the U.S. living through its annual case of March Madness, glued to the NCAA men's basketball tournament over the weekend, Bruins forward Brad Marchand paid tribute to the hoops hysteria Sunday. Marchand beat the Minnesota Wild with a slam dunk.
Jaylen Brown was back for the Celtics on Sunday night, but he may be getting a bit of a scolding from his mother for one play.
The Bruins snagged an overtime road win thanks to Brad Marchand's goal just 28 seconds into the extra frame.
Bill Belichick spoke with reporters Sunday, but didn't have much to say about benching Malcolm Butler in the Super Bowl.
Terry Rozier scored a season-high 33 points and Boston held on to beat the Sacramento Kings 104-93 on Sunday.
Celtics players wore shirts during warmups in solidarity with the Sacramento Kings after an unarmed black man was shot 20 times and killed by police last week.
Recently departed Patriots left tackle Nate Solder thanked fans in New England as he prepares to continue his career with a new team.
