Top 5 Moments In NCAA Final Four History
The NCAA Final Four has given us many amazing moments in its illustrious history. Here are the top 5.
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The NCAA Final Four has given us many amazing moments in its illustrious history. Here are the top 5.
We're being told this is a classic tournament, with juggernauts about to collide like meteors over Texas, and a classic Final Four in store for us. Depends on your view of classic. Does an Arizona - Florida Finals sound unprecedented? Is that must-see TV?
Jordan Adams scored 19 points and UCLA beat Stephen F. Austin 77-60 on Sunday to reach the Sweet 16 of the NCAA tournament for the first time since 2008.
There is no team more prepared for the long haul than the Wildcats.
The Huskies showed signs of brilliance in Friday night's 78-77 win over Maryland at the Barclays Center, and even though they only beat the Terps by a single point, there was more than enough reasons to believe that Kevin Ollie's squad will be a top 15-20 team all season.
The NCAA's decision to grant Missouri transfer Michael Dixon a waiver to play immediately without sitting out a season instantly makes Memphis better --- on paper.
After years of struggling as a whole nationally, the conference is set to have its best overall season in a very long time.
If you want him to score, he'll score. If you want him to rebound, he'll rebound. And if you want him to run your team, he'll do it with precision at 6-foot-9. But what about Anderson's ability to lead?
Iowa State needs to get back to the way they initially built their program under Fred Hoiberg -- taking transfers.
Andrew Wiggins, the consensus No. 1 prospect in the Class of 2013 is expected to make his college decision in the early portion of this week.
According to CBSSports.com, former UCLA head coach Ben Howland is "intrigued" by the open Rutgers post and third-party discussions have taken place.
Ousted UCLA basketball coach Ben Howland, who was fired two days after the Bruins were eliminated from this year's NCAA tournament, held a press conference Monday afternoon.
If there's a squad that should be rewarded outside the power six conferences with a No. 1 seed, it's New Mexico.
Michigan State has won six games in a row while posting an overall record of 17-3 and yet, no one is talking about the Spartans.
Was it really less than a year ago that an article came out crushing Ben Howland and the UCLA program? Boy how times have changed.
The UCLA coaching staff is still marveling over the play of freshman guard Jordan Adams.
This is a major opportunity for UCLA. The Bruins have yet to earn a marquee victory in the non-conference portion of their schedule and the Tigers will enter Pauley Pavilion as the seventh-ranked team in the country.
Temple is at their best with Khalif Wyatt at the point.
Often inconsistent during the first two years of his career, Georgetown junior point guard Markel Starks took Brooklyn by storm on Monday night.
The Bruins' tilt with Georgetown in the Legends Classic was highly anticipated to begin with, but now the expectations are going to go right through the roof.
The Notre Dame Irish are moving to No.1 -- and aren't a fluke.
With Alabama losing Saturday, the complexion of the BCS has turned completely upside down.
I was driving on the 405 yesterday in Los Angeles when I received a call that Iowa State transfer Tavon Sledge was cleared to play this season for Iona, and I immediately came to this realization -- the Gaels are more talented than they were last season.
For a long time Georgetown has been known for their lineage of great big men but John Thompson III is now making the Hoyas synonymous with a new brand -- length.
