All eyes are on the Final Four, but college athletics officials are worried about suspicious bets on games featuring smaller schools.
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Why this Final Four will be ‘absolutely incredible’
We get to watch 10 of the most efficient teams of all time match up — and that’s a good thing.
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Your guide to the men’s Final Four: Auburn-Florida, Duke-Houston (with picks!)
Here’s how each team can win Saturday’s semifinals, plus their potential flaws and predictions for both games.
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Duke’s Brown not 100% but expects bigger role
Duke’s Maliq Brown, after dislocating his left shoulder, said he’s ready for a bigger role in the Final Four following limited minutes in NCAA tournament wins last weekend.
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O’s Henderson off IL; will make ’25 debut vs. KC
Orioles All-Star shortstop Gunnar Henderson has been activated from the 10-day injured list after suffering a right intercostal strain in spring training.
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Muyeye catches the eye but Crawley’s false dawn epitomises flawed contest
Seventeen wickets tumble at Wantage Road as Kent take upper hand over Northants
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Tatum? Pippen? NBA execs share best comps for projected No. 1 pick Cooper Flagg
Ahead of the Final Four, NBA execs share their comparisons for the Duke star and projected No. 1 draft pick.
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‘Everybody has to run their own race’: Will Thibs’ strategy doom the minutes-heavy Knicks?
It’s been nearly 40 years since a team this reliant on its starters reached the NBA Finals.
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Butler plays through forearm issue, iffy for Fri.
Warriors forward Jimmy Butler briefly left Thursday’s 123-116 win over the Lakers due to a left forearm issue before returning in the fourth quarter and said his status for Friday’s game against Denver is uncertain.
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Luka takes blame for ‘unacceptable’ night in loss
Luka Doncic was short and to the point in describing his cold shooting in the Lakers’ 123-116 loss the Warriors on Thursday, calling it an “unacceptable” performance.