Who's the best college basketball player from Arizona? Nevada? What about Montana? Let's explore the best players whose hometowns are in each state.
Duke-Carolina. Carolina-Duke. No matter how you say it, the blue blood programs separated by eight miles of Tobacco Road form one of the greatest rivalries in sports.
According to Emoni’s father, Elgin Bates, no decision has been made just yet
The Big Ten is loaded this year and have yet another clash of top 10 foes this weekend as the #4 ranked Illinois Fighting Illini head to Columbus to take on the #7 ranked Ohio State Buckeyes. The BetOnline All Access crew takes a look at the betting options for this tussle with significant Big Ten title implications.
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.
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.
What better way to prepare for the 2019 women's NCAA Tournament than by celebrating the past — and those greats of the game who got us to this point.
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.
There is nothing more exciting than watching a Cinderella team pull off a major upset in the NCAA Tournament Round of 64. Here are the biggest NCAA Tournament opening-round upsets of all time.
Because even some of the most accomplished and respected coaches haven't been able to crack through and make it to the NCAA Tournament's final weekend.
Who will join this list in 2021? Who will put his name among the legends here?
March Madness is one of the few events that truly connects the past with the present and future. As every new tournament begins, each team feels the validation of a good season but also has visions of making a huge statement in the dance.
Reflecting on his one shining NCAA Tournament moment 25 years later, former UCLA star Tyus Edney is still tickled. "I told someone it feels like it was maybe 10 years ago,” he told Yardbarker's Jon Gold.
As we get ready for the 2020 NCAA Tournament, Kansas continues to extend the record for the longest consecutive streak of Big Dance invites. Where do the Jayhawks stack up? Here's a look at the teams with most consecutive tournament bids.
First-year players can make an impact, and as far as we’re concerned, these freshmen — whether they were one-and-done or completed their four years of eligibility — were plenty ready from the moment they stepped on campus.
The age of the one-and-done in college basketball is still going strong — and probably won't end any time soon regardless of what continues to be reported.
It's not just the stars who come out to shine during the NCAA Tournament. Often, it's the role players, those X-factor guys, and veterans who lead the way or rise to the occasion when the games matter most.
In the 2016 national title game, Villanova’s Kris Jenkins hit a 25-footer from deep as time expired to win the national title. Yardbarker's Pat Heery spotlights his dagger against North Carolina and other NCAA Tournament game-winners.
Whether talking about The Associated Press College Basketball Player of the Year, Naismith, Wooden, or any other such awards, it's not too early to showcase those in the hunt to be called the best in American -- men or women.
NCAA Tournament history is filled with great performances that for a few weeks in March captivate us and place players into the national spotlight. Yet for every Danny Manning, Steve Nash, or Steph Curry who go on to big things at the next level, there are guys whose stars shined brightest during March Madness.
You could make the argument that Kareem Abdul-Jabbar is the most-overlooked basketball player based on his production. That’s incredible, given his significant height and the fact he played in Los Angeles for many years.
The NCAA Tournament is where legends are made, especially when it comes to coaches. The men roaming the sideline are either praised for their teams seemingly always playing strong in March and winning championships or criticized for a lack of success in the tournament.
With the prospect of a mid-major school possibly being the favorite to win the entire tournament and the lack of an audience present during March Madness, this could be a crazy tournament for the little guys. So here are some mid-majors to know as we move down the stretch.
Here we chronicle the 36 schools to have won the most NCAA Men's College Basketball Tournament Championships.
With the 2021 NCAA Tournament around the corner, the undefeated Gonzaga and Baylor both have a chance to finish among the best men's college basketball teams ever if they can win the tournament.
With the Super Bowl over, sports fans are ready to move on to the next big event -- March Madness. A lot of football fans don't get serious about college basketball until the big game is over and decide then to pivot to the hardwood.
Some of college basketball’s diehards argue that the conference tournaments are more exciting and intriguing than March Madness itself.
Creighton on Thursday announced a suspension for Greg McDermott, but not before allowing him to coach on Wednesday. The university announced that McDermott has been suspended from all team activities indefinitely.
March Madness will be here in short order and the BetOnline All Access crew is breaking down the NCAA Championship futures they are tracking. For the latest NCAA future odds, check out the BetOnline.ag site.
Whether talking about one-and-done superstars or those who last the duration, there are plenty of talented freshmen to keep an eye during what should be a unique 2020-21 college basketball season.
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