Making a perfect bracket is a nearly impossible thing to do. Every year, millions of people attempt to achieve this feat, yet no one has ever done so. Still, every year, millions of people attempt to create that perfect bracket.
March Madness gets going on Thursday with the First Four, but before then let’s dive into a few teams that could get farther than expected.
The full bracket is out, so it is time to analyze what stood out the most from the unveiling–from the blue bloods to the First Four.
Villanova over Georgetown. UMBC downing Virginia. Middle Tennessee State dumping Michigan State. Upsets are what put the madness into March Madness, and that’s why they are so beloved by the masses.
The coronavirus brought an abrupt end to the vast majority of sports seasons, tournaments, and events around the country.
The NCAA announced they will ban fans from attending their upcoming men’s and women’s basketball tournaments, including the infamous “March Madness.”
As the NCAA basketball season comes to a close and the “madness” nears, Celeste Sabin takes a look at both the men’s and women’s South Carolina basketball programs and what the postseason could potentially look like for them.
Paul DeAngelis gives his latest predictions for the NCAA Tournament bracket before next Sunday’s selection.
Ryan Potts releases the Hub article for the NFL’s Greatest Cinderella Stories of all time.
The Virginia Cavaliers are the national champions of college basketball, as much as it pains me to say it. 353 teams were cut down to 68, 64, 32, 16, eight, four, and two, and the one team we were left with was the one from the University of Virginia in Charlottesville.
This year’s college basketball tournament ends with the Virginia Cavaliers defeating the Texas Tech Red Raiders 85-77.
And then there were two. After all the madness, we are finally ready to crown a champion. Virginia and Texas Tech will play tonight at U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis, MN.
Making a perfect bracket is a nearly impossible thing to do. Every year, millions of people attempt to achieve this feat, yet no one has ever done so. Still, every year, millions of people attempt to create that perfect bracket.
March Madness gets going on Thursday with the First Four, but before then let’s dive into a few teams that could get farther than expected.
The full bracket is out, so it is time to analyze what stood out the most from the unveiling–from the blue bloods to the First Four.
Villanova over Georgetown. UMBC downing Virginia. Middle Tennessee State dumping Michigan State. Upsets are what put the madness into March Madness, and that’s why they are so beloved by the masses.
The coronavirus brought an abrupt end to the vast majority of sports seasons, tournaments, and events around the country.
The NCAA announced they will ban fans from attending their upcoming men’s and women’s basketball tournaments, including the infamous “March Madness.”
As the NCAA basketball season comes to a close and the “madness” nears, Celeste Sabin takes a look at both the men’s and women’s South Carolina basketball programs and what the postseason could potentially look like for them.
Paul DeAngelis gives his latest predictions for the NCAA Tournament bracket before next Sunday’s selection.
Ryan Potts releases the Hub article for the NFL’s Greatest Cinderella Stories of all time.
The Virginia Cavaliers are the national champions of college basketball, as much as it pains me to say it. 353 teams were cut down to 68, 64, 32, 16, eight, four, and two, and the one team we were left with was the one from the University of Virginia in Charlottesville.
This year’s college basketball tournament ends with the Virginia Cavaliers defeating the Texas Tech Red Raiders 85-77.
And then there were two. After all the madness, we are finally ready to crown a champion. Virginia and Texas Tech will play tonight at U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis, MN.
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