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Down in San Antonio, there is a lot to do to get ready for the Final Four.
What's not to love about the 11th-seeded Cinderellas, making it all the way to the Final Four?
San Antonio is gearing up for one of the biggest sports weekends of the year.
With another exciting March Madness wraping up, SportsLine offers its top picks for the NCAA Tournament's Final Four.
John Beilein has led his team back to the Final Four. Here's how they got there.
Bill Self's Jayhawks are headed to San Antonio, the site of their last national championship victory.
Traditional powers like Villanova, Kansas, and Michigan still rule the Final Four, even if a Cinderella like Loyola-Chicago shows up.
The NCAA Tournament's South Regional Final, between Loyola-Chicago and Kansas State, is the most unlikely Elite Eight matchup ever.
With March Madness living up to the name, SportsLine offers its top picks for the NCAA Tournament's Sweet 16.
The NCAA Tournament's East regional seems the most compelling, as March Madness offers up an interesting variety of Sweet 16 match-ups.
The Red Raiders had a pair of close calls in the opening weekend, but they did what they've done all year: survived.
Curt McKay is a Lino Lakes father of two. His bracket was busted long ago, but now he has a Cinderella story of his own.
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.
Carlie Wagner led the Golden Gophers with 20 points. Oregon's 101 points were the most Minnesota had given up all year.
It's a publicity stunt general manager Derek Sharrer never thought he'd have to follow through on.
NCAA team names are among the more interesting in sports. From Boilermakers to Bulldogs, some origin stories aren't quite what you'd think.
With March Madness in full swing, SportsLine offers its top picks for the opening rounds of the NCAA Tournament.
The Big East, with six NCAA Tournament teams, including Villanova and Xavier as #1 seeds, has reestablished itself as an elite conference.
Jamie Dixon's squad fought through a difficult Big 12 schedule to earn a tournament berth for the first time in 20 years.
March Madness is upon us, and if you're like nearly every other breathing American, you're gonna fill out a bracket.
College basketball fans wax romantic for the NCAA Tournament's Cinderella teams, but want them gone before the Final Four.
The Wildcats are once again a #1 seed in the tournament and this year's team looks very similar to the championship team.
The Ramblers are headed back to the tournament for the first time in 33 years, and we take a look at how they got here.
Kansas State, Providence and UCLA can almost assure themselves a tournament bid if they pick up wins today.
