The Highs And Lows Of NCAA Bubble Teams
With college basketball's regular season winding down, the bubble for the NCAA tournament has become pliable, teams moving in and out almost on a nightly basis.
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With college basketball's regular season winding down, the bubble for the NCAA tournament has become pliable, teams moving in and out almost on a nightly basis.
Moore, a 5'9" point guard from Winona Lake, Ind., is playing as well as anyone in the American Athletic Conference right now. He leads his team with 14.1 points and 4.7 assists per game.
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Correctly predicting the outcome of every game in the NCAA men's basketball tournament is no layup.
Trey Burke is reportedly not going to take a another stab at winning a national championship.
I love sorting this one out every year. We get 67 games, and I take it upon myself to narrow down the top 14.9 percent of the contests, or: the top 10 from the field.
They say history is written by the victors, but in this case ... not so fast.
The One Shining Moment video montage has been played after the NCAA championship game since 1987.
A small, but loyal crowd turned out to the Crisler Center in Ann Arbor Tuesday to welcome home the Wolverines after their loss in the NCAA Championship game.
So, what do you think -- Does the freshman have a shot?
Most pundits expected Louisville to be in the national championship game, but no one expected Luke Hancock to play an important role.
The preseason No. 2 team finishes 35-5 and wins 16 in a row to close the season, culminating with a national championship. No dominant team in college basketball this year?
Fans poured into the streets, rejoiced in dorms, bars and living rooms, and at one point became so raucous that riot police were briefly called in as the city held all-night parties to celebrate the Cardinals' first NCAA title in a generation.
Luke Hancock's knack for making big shots was on display well before he transferred to Louisville. But he craved something bigger. He finally got it last night.
Burke praised his team for playing through the bad times this season, getting through adversity and staying positive even after the big loss.
But he sidestepped one big question -- Will he return to Michigan next season?
A somber Rose advised Michigan's young team to "keep grinding, keep working," and praised them for "playing through adversity all season."
Albrecht brushed off the heroics of his high-scoring feat, saying he's not exactly a newcomer anymore.
There may not be crying in baseball, but there is definitely crying in basketball.
University of Michigan basketball fans in Ann Arbor took the heartbreaking loss as well as could be expected.
Michigan fans were disappointed after the loss to Louisville, but they didn't take it out on the city.
Relentless Louisville rallied from a 12-point deficit to beat Michigan 82-76 in the NCAA championship game Monday night.
I'm not sure that any losing team ever made a greater statement in the history of the NCAA Tournament.
Rose said, "Win, lose or draw" the kids on this team made everyone proud.
The Ticket's Dan Leach caught up with Brad Nessler who calls college basketball and football for ESPN and former Georgetown University Hoyas Basketball Coach John Thompson .
