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Wendell Carter Jr. (Orlando Magic) with an alley oop vs the Indiana Pacers, 02/25/2023
Wendell Carter Jr. (Orlando Magic) with an alley oop vs the Indiana Pacers, 02/25/2023
The Final Four game was everything this season deserved and for only the third time in tournament history, a No. 1 seed will not play in the national title game.
Anthony Richardson had a little fun during his Pro Day.
Caitlin Clark and Iowa handed South Carolina its first loss of the season.
Dawn Staley did not appreciate the way some people were talking about her team during the NCAA tournament.
Umpire Reggie Drummer apologized for his "lack of judgment" when calling a strike to end the game between Mississippi Valley State and New Orleans earlier this month.
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"He's been a great friend," DeChambeau said of Woods.
The weirdest Final Four in recent memory will feature no former McDonald's All-Americans and only a few potential draft picks.
Kim Mulkey was largely quiet about Brittney Griner’s arrest and detainment in Russia despite them winning a national title together at Baylor.
There's a big new name in the transfer portal.
One ticket to the women's Final Four costs $428, while one men's ticket is going for $40.
This year's Final Four teams are far from conventional and lack in 5-star recruits, but each roster was uniquely built to get them where they're at.
Willie McGinest apologized for his behavior in a statement shortly after his arrest.
"This hurts, but it's needed."
Patrick Mahomes wouldn't let himself be talked into paying for Twitter Blue for his teammates.
WBC heavyweight champion Tyson Fury kept making outrageous demands, and unified champion Oleksandr Usyk kept accepting them. There is only one man to blame for the undisputed title fight not happening, and it's certainly not Usyk.
Ken Buchanan, a 2000 inductee into the International Boxing Hall of Fame, died in his sleep on Saturday at 77. Buchanan was 61-8 with 27 knockouts but was mostly known for his 1972 title bout with the legendary Roberto Duran.
Houston over Kansas and Texas A&M's seeding were among the selection committee's most controversial decisions, as was one bubble team's inclusion in the field at all.
Pete Alonso somehow gave a teammate a strike while on base.
Oddsmakers like the chances of quarterbacks getting taken with the top two selections.