The Fighting Illini men’s basketball team has made it to yet another National Tournament. Illinois earned a fifth consecutive ...

Danny Wolf, former Yale men’s basketball forward, announced his declaration for the 2025 NBA draft after a successful season helping the University of Michigan Wolverines to the NCAA March Madness ...

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Son of a basketball coach who’d played pro ball ... an ejection in the Tigers’ first-round NCAA Tournament loss to Yale. Derkack said that disappointment served as fuel – “a chip on ...

Not only did undergraduate basketball players have to ... great news for the future of Cinderella in March Madness, but just last year Oakland, Yale, Grand Canyon, James Madison and Duquesne ...

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I keep count — in which I have seen college basketball. The drift of college sports into its current state of, well, madness is something I care deeply about. Did it ever really make sense?