5 Things: Conference Championship Week
The madness has already begun with a couple of newcomers and one familiar face clinching tournament bids.
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The madness has already begun with a couple of newcomers and one familiar face clinching tournament bids.
It's a moment that Philadelphia will never forget.
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.
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.
The Big East Tournament may seem like Villanova's for the taking, but Butler and others will challenge them come tipoff Wednesday.
Caleb Swanigan, Purdue's one-of-a-kind basketball star, was given a chance. CBS Sunday Morning's Steve Hartman tells the inspiring tale.
The Boilermakers enter as the Big Ten Tournament's top seed, but there will be plenty of competition at the Verizon Center in DC.
From UNC and FSU to Notre Dame and Louisville, the ACC has a logjam of talented teams vying for the conference title come tip off Tuesday.
CBS Sports college basketball analyst Dan Bonner analyzes the Notre Dame-Louisville match-up and previews conference championship week.
The NCAA selection committee will unveil their current Top 16 teams as the nation gears up for the NCAA tournament in March.
The honors keep coming for Villanova's men's basketball team.
That's what this man is calling his 91st birthday celebration at the Villanova victory parade in Center City.
Thousands are expected to celebrate Villanova's NCAA championship with a parade and rally this afternoon in Center City.
Chris discussed last night's Republican primary in Wisconsin, the plans for Villanova's parade, and LeSean McCoy not being charged after a brawl with off-duty police officers. He talked with John Daniel Davidson at 7:20 from the Federalist about Trump's handling of his defeat in Wisconsin, Victor Fiorillo from Philadelphia Magazine at 8:00 about the lack of charges against McCoy, and the Hill's AB Stoddard at 8:20 about how the Republicans are handling the primary election process.
The sophomore from Baltimore hit the second-biggest shot of the game for Villanova (it was, admittedly, a very distant second).
More users on ESPN 2016 bracket challenge picked Villanova to lose in the first round than win the tournament.
The conversation around #MarchMadness trended on Twitter for most of the night.
Villanova claimed its second national championship last night with a 77-74 victory over North Carolina on a buzzer-beating three from Kris Jenkins.
Villanova blasted Oklahoma 95-51, a semifinal record for margin, and North Carolina topped Syracuse 83-66. It sets up what should be—what we hope will be—a competitive final tonight.
Chris discussed yesterday's AMTRAK crash, Villanova's victory in the Final Four Saturday Night, and the latest in the race for President. He talked to Michael Bronstein and Colin Hanna on the Monday Morning Matchup about John Kasich's role in the Republican presidential primary at 7:00 and HW Brands from Politico about his piece in Politico, How Trump Has Proved The Founders Right, at 8:20.
