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‘Say My Name’ leads trends since last time Kansas wasn’t a top-four seed in March Madness
The Kansas Jayhawks enter the NCAA Tournament seeded outside of the top-four for the first time since 2000.
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Duke isn’t ‘Final Four good’ without him, more reactions
How could Flagg’s and Maliq Brown’s potential absences impact the Blue Devils on the court — and on Selection Sunday?
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Men’s Bracketology: See how Lunardi did
Take a look at the final projected NCAA tournament field for 2025.
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Yale beats Cornell to win Ivy title, tourney berth
Regular-season champion Yale added the Ivy League Tournament title with a 90-84 win over Cornell on Sunday to earn a berth in the NCAA tournament.
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Memphis punches ticket with AAC tourney win
Memphis beat UAB 84-72 on Sunday to win the American Athletic Conference tournament.
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VCU holds off George Mason to win A-10 title
Max Shulga scored 18 points and Joe Bamisile sealed the win with two free throws with a half-second left as VCU claimed the Atlantic 10 championship.
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Donaldson stars again, leads U-M to Big Ten title
Tre Donaldson delivered his second clutch play in two days, this time making the go-ahead 3-pointer with 1:54 left to send No. 22 Michigan past No. 18 Wisconsin 59-53 for the Big Ten tournament title Sunday.
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Eyeing No. 1 seed, Florida wins SEC tournament
Walter Clayton Jr. scored 22 points and the fourth-ranked Florida men’s basketball team won its fifth Southeastern Conference tournament title and first since 2014, beating the No. 8 Tennessee Volunteers 86-77 on Sunday.
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Scheyer: Goal for Flagg to play in Friday opener
Duke coach Jon Scheyer told ESPN that the goal is for star freshman Cooper Flagg to play in Friday’s first-round game following his ankle injury.