March Madness

There was another team out there that was marching through the season undefeated, that looked unstoppable at times, that had all arrows pointing toward a national title.

The two best teams all season will play for the national championship Monday night.

Gonzaga has given fans the NCAA championship game they wanted with a shot for the ages.

Health officials in Indiana are investigating whether anyone was exposed to COVID-19 by Alabama residents.

Jared Butler scored 17 points to lead five Baylor players in double figures, and the Bears roared to a 78-59 victory over Houston in the Final Four.

The good news for the Brooks family is that a team from Texas with Alvin Brooks on its coaching staff is guaranteed to be playing in this year’s NCAA men’s basketball championship game.

With the March Madness basketball tournament ongoing, the Supreme Court will hear arguments in a case about how colleges can reward athletes who play Division I basketball and football

UCLA basketball fans celebrated the team’s victory over the Michigan Wolverines to earn a spot in the NCAA Final Four.

It’s not easy to bury a team as good as USC, let alone in a half, no matter how easy Gonzaga made it look. Somehow, coach Mark Few called it in advance.

The NCAA Tournament still looks like the field versus Gonzaga.

“She’s a fan. When she says she watches it seriously, she does,” Loyola-Chicago head coach Porter Moser said.

Considering how everything else has gone this past year, March was bound to be mad. So far, it hasn’t disappointed.

It’s not like anyone’s going to the office anyway

Add COVID-19 testing to the differences between the women’s and men’s tournaments that has coaches and players unhappy in Texas about what they say is a growing list of inequities.

The coronavirus pandemic that forced the cancellation of last year’s NCAA Tournament returned with a vengeance.

A Stanford University sports performance coach posted photos to Twitter Thursday revealing inequities between the women’s and men’s weight rooms.

“The NCAA bubble weight room situation is beyond disrespectful.”

With 68 teams competing in the NCAA men’s tournament, anyone who says they can predict the Final Four is a liar. So says ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith, who mixed it up with LX News host Ashley Holt about his March Madness favorites and his action figure, Mini Stephen A.

As challenging as the past year has been for college basketball players and fans, it’s been equally challenging for broadcasters, who have navigated empty stadiums, remote video feeds and, on occasion, iffy internet connections to call games this season. And while most of us have dealt with the annoying Zoom glitch here and there during the pandemic, a split second...

March Madness will look and sound very different this year — not just for fans and players, but also for broadcasters who have navigated empty stadiums, remote video feeds and, on occasion, iffy internet connections to call games for fans at home this season.  “It’s not like anything I’ve ever been through before,” said Dave Eanet, who has been...