Texas A&M Upsets Stanford To Reach Finals
Texas A&M has upset its second straight top-seeded team in the NCAA tournament and is heading to its first national championship game.
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Texas A&M has upset its second straight top-seeded team in the NCAA tournament and is heading to its first national championship game.
Butler coach Brad Stevens loves an underdog, whether it's his team back in the Final Four or Connecticut making an unprecedented five-games-in-five-nights run through the Big East tournament.
The University of Texas unveiled the name of its new television network Sunday, keeping it simple by calling the channel the Longhorn Network, or LHN.
When it's win or go home, nobody's better than Kemba and the kids.
The Butler Bulldogs had the experience, but more importantly the size, to overcome the pesky VCU Rams in the Final Four, 70-62, behind Shelvin Mack's 24 points and a dominant showing down low.
Nobody will dispute that they are great coaches, and the latest evidence lies in the teams they guided to this year's Final Four. Nobody will argue that John Calipari and Jim Calhoun are saints, either.
That Butler and VCU proudly wear the same small-conference, lovable underdog label is readily apparent.
The BCS could soon boot the Fiesta Bowl out of the system college football used to crown a champion, leaving other bowls, like the Cotton Bowl, foaming for a chance to hold the national title game.
Texas A&M linebacker Von Miller has been invited to the NFL draft even though he's a plaintiff in a lawsuit against the league.
The effort to keep performance-enhancing drugs out of college sports lacks consistency or integrated strategy between schools, conferences and the NCAA.
