Who's playing in NCAA Men's Tournament from Pa. and NJ?
There won't be any Philly men's schools in the NCAA Tournament for the second straight year, but plenty of players from Pennsylvania and New Jersey will be in the big dance.
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There won't be any Philly men's schools in the NCAA Tournament for the second straight year, but plenty of players from Pennsylvania and New Jersey will be in the big dance.
Penn State, Villanova, James Madison and Washington State will play in the inaugural Women's Basketball Invitational Tournament as the No. 1 seeds after just missing the NCAA Tournament.
For the second straight season, zero men's college basketball teams from Philadelphia will be in the NCAA Tournament.
The Drexel and Princeton women's basketball teams each punched their ticket to the NCAA Tournament after winning their conference tournaments.
Temple won four games in the American Athletic Conference Tournament before losing in the championship against UAB on Sunday in Forth Worth, Texas.
11th-seeded Temple basketball earned a berth in the American Athletic Conference tournament quarterfinals.
The Saint Joseph's Hawks defeated the Richmond Spiders 66-61 in the Atlantic 10 Conference Tournament on Thursday led by Erik Reynolds II's 30 points.
At the University of Cincinnati, Jason Kelce switched positions from linebacker to offensive line and began the process of a likely Hall of Fame career with the Philadelphia Eagles.
EA Sports said Thursday that all 134 FBS schools will be in College Football 25, the first NCAA football video game since 2014.
Ohio State All-American receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. is heading to the NFL draft.
Kyle McCord, who started every game at quarterback for Ohio State this season, will transfer to Syracuse to play for Camden native Fran Brown.
After 21 years, Zwaan has retired as West Chester University's football coach, but he's staying on through Christmas to continue the Promise Program.
In one of college football's most storied rivalries, the Army-Navy game returns this weekend. But it's not in Philadelphia this year. Here's why.
Ohio State quarterback and St. Joseph's Prep product Kyle McCord entered his name into the NCAA transfer portal Monday.
Clemson linebacker Jeremiah Trotter Jr. is giving up his final season of college football to enter the NFL draft.