The field is set, seeds have been made and the road to a national championship has been paved. While there seems to be five, perhaps six, teams with a legitimate chance at winning a national title 2019, there is obviously plenty of exceptional individual talent loading the field.
Vefore we prepare for the future, it's fun to look back at the past — to those fantastic finishes, milestone performances and dominant team efforts.
Many believe everything is better with alcohol...especially those who just turned 21. The same can be said for music. What happens when we mix the two?
Let's celebrate the greatest women's NCAA Tournament players in history.
As we approach the start of both the women's and men's NCAA Tournaments, it's time to highlight some of the best in the college game. There have been plenty of stellar individual performances this season, mostly from the veterans on the women's side, while some highly touted freshmen have lived up to their preseason billing for the men.
We're likely to see some great shots that will deliver lasting memories of victory for some and the disappointment of defeat for others. From deep threes to off-balance attempts to coast-to-coast drives, here's a look at 25 of the most memorable shots in NCAA Tournament history.
It's truly one of the best times of the year for a sports fan, and over time there have been plenty of unforgettable plays, shots and victories from a tournament that seems to make time stop for those involved and those watching.
In NHL history, 49 players have reached the 1,200-point plateau over the course of their careers. How many of the 49 can you name in six minutes?
When talking about the music scene of the Pacific Northwest region of the U.S., it's easy to immediately go to Jimi Hendrix (whose "Experience" was formed in England) and grunge.
Here's a look some of the more notable and memorable child actors who have either maintained or regained some level of success into adulthood as entertainers or behind the camera.
What makes a golf hole great? The answers are plenty. Beauty, difficulty, history — all are included in the description and even more depending on preference and opinion.
How many of the tight ends with the most career receiving yards for every NFL franchise can you name in five minutes?
Most musicians dream of spending just a little time in a successful band. Those fortunate to find themselves in two — or more — famous bands better be thanking some almighty power before they go to bed tonight.
There's still a little time left before college basketball's Championship Week, a pleasant prelude to the NCAA Tournament. By now we know who the favorites are in the major conference tournaments: ACC, Big 12, Big East, Big Ten, Pac-12 and SEC.
With Tiger Woods back to prominence, fans are once again tuned into professional golf to see when his next victory will come. While watching, they'll likely catch a glimpse of some of the young rising stars on the PGA Tour — much like Woods was back in the late 1990s.
One of the fun parts of the college basketball postseason is trying to figure out who the next Cinderella team — or teams — will be, come March: that low seed with nothing to lose or a mid-major squad that has been building up to something great.
As the 2019 golf season starts to pick up steam, there is no bigger storyline than Tiger Woods.
Last season, Villanova's Jalen Brunson swept all the major college basketball Player of the Year Awards. Will we see another player follow the same path?
By now we know who the elite players in college basketball are: Zion Williamson and RJ Barrett at Duke and that Williams-Schofield connection down in Tennessee.
From knickers to short skirts to all types of headwear, golf fashion has evolved as much as the game itself, perhaps even more. There are plenty of golfers who try to look good, but not many can consistently pull it off.