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Even the NCAA Tournament, a near-perfect feast of college basketball, could use some tweaking. CBS Sports Radio personalities weigh in.
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Even the NCAA Tournament, a near-perfect feast of college basketball, could use some tweaking. CBS Sports Radio personalities weigh in.
CBS Sports college basketball analyst Brendan Haywood discusses the bracket and the big storylines heading into the NCAA Tournament.
You'd be going out on a pretty short limb if you called Davon Reed the Hurricanes' go-to guy.
It's been quite the season for the Miami Hurricanes, who were once viewed as a rebuilding team with lots of youth.
Many consider Kansas to be a relatively weak No. 1 seed, but Louisville, Oregon, Purdue and a hot Michigan team make this region one of the toughest.
Multiple big name coaches in search of their first Final Four appearance. Who gets it?
Voice of the Miami Hurricanes, Joe Zagacki joined the Hochman, Crowder and Krantz Show on 560 WQAM.
UM's dance will begin Friday night, when it travels to Tulsa's Bank of Oklahoma (BOK) Center to face No. 9 seeded Michigan State. The game will be carried on Miami Sports Radio 560 WQAM and is scheduled to be broadcast on TNT at 9:20 p.m.
With conference tournaments over and the NCAA Tournament bracket revealed, here's what you need to know as March Madness ramps up.
The tournament is here. If you, like the rest of the country, are filling out a bracket, here are some things to consider.
The Hurricanes earned an eight-seed in the NCAA Tournament and a first-round date with Michigan State. Here's how they got there.
The Wolverines wrapped up a magical run to the Big Dance with a Big Ten tournament title on Sunday.
The bracket has been released! As you make your picks, be wary of these teams.
The University of Miami earned an eight seed and will play Michigan State University in the Midwest regional of this year's NCAA Men's Basketball Championship.
The bracket is here, get a look at what the match-ups will be starting this week.
Sophomore point guard Shake Milton led SMU to an AAC title and should keep his Mustangs playing deep into the NCAA Tournament.
The madness has already begun with a couple of newcomers and one familiar face clinching tournament bids.
CBS Sports' bracketologist Jerry Palm looks at possibilities for the NCAA Tournament's 68-team field, to be revealed Sunday.
Showtime's documentary 'Perfect In '76,' airing March 10 at 9 p.m. ET/PT, gives a backstage look at the best basketball season in NCAA history.
Some bubble teams could win their way into the NCAA Tournament, but most will have to sweat it out on Selection Sunday.
If the Miami Hurricanes want to claim the ACC crown, the road to the title will be a very tough one.
SEC teams outside the top four are on the bubble, so the SEC Tournament, which starts tonight, should be hotly contested.
Freshman Carsen Edwards, at six feet tall, can create his own shot and get in the lane better than any other Purdue perimeter player.
With Arizona, Oregon and UCLA leading the way, a very interesting Pac-12 Tournament descends upon Vegas starting Wednesday.
The Kansas Jayhawks look to add a Big 12 conference tournament title to go with their regular-season conference title.
