Selection Sunday is March 17, meaning March Madness is nearly here. The NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Tournament, also known as March Madness, kicks off March 19 with the First Four games ...

Your Women's March Madness bracket will consist of 64 teams — after completion of the First Four play-in games — divided evenly among the West, Midwest, East and South regions. The first round ...

Selection Sunday sets college basketball off on the road to the Final Four, a popular slogan for CBS' March Madness coverage ...

You can also learn more about futures odds with our futures betting guide. Odds to win the NCAA tournament March Madness is one of the most thrilling times of the entire sports calendar and ...

In a weakened West Coast Conference (St. Mary’s should take a step back this year), the Zags will vie for a No. 1 seed in the ...

Here are the dates you need to know to get your ready for this year's edition of March Madness. Selection Sunday for the 2023 NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Tournament is set for March 12 when ...

Note: The March Madness Women's Basketball App will update to the Women's Final Four App after the Elite Eight. Live scores, bracket, and social feeds. Customize your schedule to ensure you don't ...

But he built Virginia into a college basketball powerhouse. After missing the March Madness tournament in three of his first four seasons, the Cavaliers have gone dancing in nine of the last 10 ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio – NCAA Division I men’s basketball March Madness is coming to Cleveland in 2025. Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse will be the home to multiple first and second round March Madness ...

Ryan Morik joined Fox News as a sports writer in July 2022 and has covered major sporting events on-site, including the World Series, March Madness, and international boxing. With Fox News ...

The abuse college athletes face on social media, including threats of violence, spikes during March Madness, with women basketball players targeted three times more often than men, according to a ...

Travis attacked articles claiming the NCAA women’s basketball tournament was a bigger deal this year as “identity politics masquerading as sports” and meant “to denigrate male athletics ...