College Basketball

March Madness kicked off Tuesday night and saw Dayton hosting two of the first four games of the NCAA Tournament. There's a great chance this year will be as good as 2016, when Kris Jenkins capped March Madness

For all you hardcore college hoops fans, Christmas has come early. You waited patiently for a full year and not the 2017 NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament is in full swing.

If you think the NCAA won a major battle by getting FanDuel and DraftKings to stop offering daily fantasy sports for college athletics, think again. This move by the two main DFS websites is a dog and pony show

Final exams for college basketball will be running in Houston on Monday night as the March Madness tournament will wrap up. The North Carolina Tar Heels, as many expected, will be in the final and they will host against the Villanova Wildcats.

The 2016 Final Four is set for Houston following the last four days of action and results. The North Carolina Tar Heels, the Syracuse Orange, the Oklahoma Sooners, and the Villanova Wildcats are the respective survivors of the four regions.

The 2016 NCAA college basketball national tournament has narrowed the field down to the Sweet 16. All four of the top seeded teams in each region survived the weekend, with the Kansas Jayhawks and North Carolina Tar Heels potentially headed toward a national championship showdown.

Conference tournament play has already started for NCAA basketball however the major ones won't start until later this week. They'll be played between March 9th and 13th

The Duke Blue Devils, following their victory over the Wisconsin Badgers, claimed their fifth national championship for men's basketball on Monday night. Mike Krzyzewski's crew defeated Bo Ryan's in the final to conclude the 2015 March Madness NCAA basketball tournament.

A late 10-0 run in the second half sparked by 19 of guard Tyus Jones’ 23 points led Duke to a 68-63 victory over Wisconsin to lay claim to the school’s fifth national championship.

Duke head coach Mike Krzyzewski will have a chance at a fifth national title and Frank Kaminsky and Wisconsin pulled one of the great upsets in NCAA semifinals history ending Kentucky’s phenomenal run one game short of the national title game.