March Madness Rarely Leads To NBA Magic
Final Four stars rarely shine In the NBA. The NCAA Tournament's last weekend has spawned an NBA star twice in 30 years.
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Final Four stars rarely shine In the NBA. The NCAA Tournament's last weekend has spawned an NBA star twice in 30 years.
The senior guard went off against Oregon to send the Sooners back to the Final Four.
CBS Sports college basketball analyst Dan Bonner is calling the Midwest Region and has strong thoughts on all teams remaining, especially the often-criticized Oregon Ducks.
The No. 2 seeded Oklahoma Sooners are going to end up in the Final Four and here's why.
The Cavaliers have looked very impressive the first two games. Can it continue on the road to Houston?
CBS Sports college basketball analyst Jim Spanarkel has been just as confused by the results of this tournament as anyone else, but he does think one of the number one seeds will go down.
The Jayhawks are the number one overall seed and they've played like it so far.
Now that most of us are finally over the sting of the first two rounds of the NCAA Tournament, we can look ahead to the next few rounds of March Madness.
Breanna Stewart, Morgan Tuck and Moriah Jefferson each scored 20 points in their final game together at Gampel Pavilion to the lead UConn to a victory over Duquesne.
Here's a look back at the best moments from the Round of 64 and Round of 32 games this past week.
Pitt Panthers head basketball coach Jamie Dixon has reportedly decided to coach at Texas Christian University.
Day 4 of March Madness is set to get underway. Here's where and when you can see each of today's eight games.
Freshman Katie Lou Samuelson scored 22 points as UConn began its quest for a fourth consecutive national title with a 101-49 rout of Robert Morris Saturday in the tournament's first round.
Here's the times for tomorrow's second round action.
The madness of March knows no end. Northern Iowa beats Texas on a half-court buzzer beater.
The Irish staged a furious comeback in the second half to pull out the victory.
The first round of the NCAA Tournament was a disappointing one for local college basketball fans.
Thomas Walkup scored 33 points and 14th-seeded Stephen F. Austin faced down West Virginia's full-court pressure with some of its own in-your-face defense, pulling off a rugged, 70-56 first-round upset of the third-seeded Mountaineers Friday night in the NCAA Tournament.
The 14th seeded Lumberjacks shut down Bob Huggins' "Press Virginia" team.
Ethan Happ had 15 points and nine rebounds, none bigger than one he pulled down in the closing seconds, as seventh-seeded Wisconsin beat No. 10 seed Pittsburgh 47-43 in the NCAA Tournament on Friday night.
A look back at some of the best moments from an eventful first day of the NCAA Tournament plus a look at Friday's schedule of games.
The Shockers' defense smothered the Wildcats in the win.
The smallest guard on the floor hit the biggest shot of the game to give Little Rock a chance.
The Bulldogs were able to fend off Baylor's late run to hang on.
Things started off shaky for the Blue Devils and coach K, but they got the job done and are on to round two of the NCAA Tournament.
