The No. 8 Blue Devils kept it rolling in a big way on Wednesday evening, storming into the Watsco Center and drubbing struggling Miami 84-55.
Heading into Tuesday night, the Bluejays had not beaten a No. 1-ranked team in six previous tries. Well, the seventh time was the charm.
New conference, same Houston. Not even No. 6 Iowa State, winners of seven of eight in the rugged Big 12, could prevent the No. 2 Cougars from getting it done again.
With every dribble, every possession and every game, the best postseason in sports gets closer.
The metrics prove the Tigers’ mettle as one of the elites.
The wins aren’t coming, and the extracurriculars only pour gasoline on the fire. With just over three weeks to go in the regular season, that fire could grow large enough for Howard to lose his job.
Another road test, another loss for Bill Self and the Jayhawks.
Duke may be the No. 9 team in the country, but its toughness has been questioned all season. On Monday, Mark Mitchell and Kyle Filipowski responded to those queries with authority.
It was quite the Saturday in men’s college hoops. Here are some takeaways from the day's action as the season enters the stretch run and the race for invites to the Big Dance heats up.
Coming into the season, it was obvious that the Owls would be hard-pressed to match the heights they reached last season.
Sean Stewart didn’t receive a ton of minutes on Wednesday, but he made the most of them. Could he be an x-factor down the stretch for Duke?
Come March, Dalton Knecht could be what makes 2024 different for the Volunteers (17-5, 7-2 in the SEC) in year nine of the Rick Barnes era.
The most impressive part about all this? The fact that the Huskies are rolling despite sporting a vastly different team than the one that cut down the nets in Houston last April.
Monday night featured a vintage Virginia performance, and the Cavaliers should be soundly in the NCAA Tournament field despite current projections.
Less than two weeks ago, Kentucky was 15-3, having won eight of its past nine games and slotting in as the sixth-ranked team in the country. Since then, though, things have changed.
With one round remaining, has the U.S. Women’s Open been reduced to a two-player battle?
Head coach Steve Sarkisian and his staff picked up a win over Alabama, but not on the field.
Bailey Tardy has surprised with two fantastic days of golf at the U.S. Women's Open.
The No. 3 edge-rusher in the country and No. 27 overall prospect, according to the 247Sports, Rushing chose Arizona over Notre Dame, Oregon, Tennessee and UCLA.
Obviously, the two still have some work to do over the next few days, but their respective track records indicate both are up to the task.
Oklahoma and Texas are on their way out of the Big 12, forcing the conference to look to the future. That future, according to conference commissioner Brett Yormark, may include two new members.
The U.S. Women’s Open is always the most anticipated event on the LPGA calendar. Throw Pebble Beach Golf Links into the equation, and the hype is in overdrive.
Texas A&M may be just 13-11 in the last two seasons, but that has not stopped the Aggies from rolling on the recruiting trail.
Miami reeled in a crucial pickup Monday, as four-star 2024 edge rusher Marquise Lightfoot verbally committed to the program over Ohio State, USC and Illinois.
Four years is a heck of a long time in sports, particularly in an individual one like golf. That made Rickie Fowler’s winless drought, a stretch that lasted from Super Bowl Sunday 2019 to Sunday at the Rocket Mortgage Classic, all the more agonizing to watch.