The NCAA Tournaments for men’s and women’s basketball could expand. The majority of ACC women’s coaches seem to not want that ...

The NCAA committees for men's and women's Division I basketball have discussed expanding the March Madness tournaments but made no decisions. Options include keeping the tournaments at 68 teams ...

The top 16 seeds will be revealed the night before, allowing the campuses hosting games during the first weekend of the NCAA ...

It has been 110 days since the UConn Huskies defeated the defending champion South Carolina Gamecocks to cut down the nets in ...

The fanbase of women's basketball is growing, in part fueled by younger female fans who are drawn to self-relevant personalities and compelling communal values of the sport.

The committee affirmed that the 2026 championship will feature an automatic qualifier from each of the 31 conferences to go along ...

Texas, UCLA and South Carolina were all top seeds in March Madness last season and also made appearances in the Final Four. Duke will accompany the three powerhouses, having made it to the elite ...

Matt Norlander busts the biggest myth regarding tourney expansion and lays out the stakes for a historic week in college ...

The move had an immediate impact, with VCU advancing all the way to the Final Four after it had been one of the last teams selected for the tournament. The NCAA women’s tournament remained at 64 teams ...

It is expected that the Division I men’s basketball committee will announce NCAA Tournament expansion this week. Instead, it should just say no.

It was another busy week in college sports with March Madness taking center stage as the commissioners look to add at least four teams.

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