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Kalshi College Basketball Market Sees Florida Widen Gap on Duke

Kalshi is favoring the Florida Gators to be the number one ranked team in the AP Poll to start the 2026-26 college basketball season.

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WVU Baseball Punctuates Thrilling Walk-Off Win vs. Kentucky With Rousing Rendition of 'Country Roads'

The Mountaineers punched their ticket to the Super Regional Round, then created a core memory for themselves and everyone in the crowd.

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Men’s College Basketball Way-Too-Early Top 25 Rankings: Where Teams Land As Rosters Settle

The last two national champions will battle for that preseason top spot after excellent offseason work.

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Projecting Every SEC Starting Quarterback Ahead of the 2026 College Football Season

There are established stars like Gunner Stockton and Arch Manning and unsettled fall camp battles at Alabama, Florida and Tennessee around one of the key conferences.

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Projecting Every Big 12 Starting Quarterback Ahead of the 2026 College Football Season

All eyes are on the Brendan Sorsby situation at Texas Tech, but the conference also features top-tier returners and one of the most impressive transfers in the country.

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NBA Draft 2026: Latest Intel on the Players Returning to College or Turning Pro

With the May 27 withdrawal deadline approaching, the combine offers insight on which college basketball stars are trending toward the NBA and who could return to campus.

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Texas Coach Sean Miller Becomes Latest to Sound Off on College Basketball Roster Spend

Miller made an educated guess as to how many teams could exceed $20 million in roster spend next season.

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Alabama’s Nate Oats Discusses Next Season’s Roster, And Whether or Not Aden Holloway Will Be Part of It

Holloway missed the NCAA tournament after his arrest for felony marijuana possession.

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Duke, UConn Will Meet Again: Five Classic College Basketball Games That Spawned Quick Rematches

Fans of the Blue Devils and Huskies won’t have to wait long for another battle.

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What’s Next for Kentucky Hoops After Missing Out on 2026 No. 1 Recruit Tyran Stokes

The Wildcats’ offseason takes another hit as Mark Pope searches for late answers on the wing with few elite options remaining.

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Tyran Stokes, No. 1 Prospect in 2026 Class, Announces Commitment to Kansas Live on ESPN

Stokes, the nation’s top player, made his decision between two national powerhouses live on ESPN.

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John Calipari Lures Yet Another Top Prospect to Arkansas While Kentucky Struggles

The Razorbacks coach is dominating on the recruiting trail.

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Football School or Basketball School? The NIL Era Redefines One of the Greatest Questions in College Sports

In the NIL and revenue-sharing era, we answer an important question of several schools.

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Five Top Men’s College Hoops Programs With Major Holes Still to Fill

As roster-building season winds down, high-profile teams like Kentucky and Kansas remain incomplete, with glaring needs that could define their ceilings.

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Aggressive Coaches and Ballooning Budgets: Winners and Losers of Men’s College Basketball Transfer Portal

Blockbusters, flops and disorderly sleep schedules? Here are the winners and losers of the men's college basketball transfer portal.

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Ranking Every Men’s College Basketball National Championship Game of the Past 25 Years

UConn and Michigan will add their names to the history books on Monday, but how does this matchup stack up against the rest of the century?

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SI:AM | One Thing to Know About Each Final Four Game

These matchups, stats and tendencies could decide who advances to the national championship.

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The 25 Best Men’s NCAA Tournament Buzzer Beaters of the Past 25 Years

Sports Illustrated looks back at the past 25 seasons from 2000–01 to ’24–25 in men’s college basketball, ranking the top 25 tournament buzzer beaters.

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Braylon Mullins’s Miracle: Ranking the 12 Most Improbable Shots of March Madness

Based largely on shock value, here are the NCAA men’s tournament buckets that also had historic impact, spontaneity, a degree of difficulty and contextual drama.

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The 25 Best Men’s NCAA Tournament Non-Championship Games of the Past 25 Years

Sports Illustrated looks back at the past 25 seasons from 2000 to ’25 in men’s college basketball, ranking the top 25 March Madness games that did not crown a champion.

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Texas Has Cruised to the Elite Eight. Now It’s Time for the Hard Part.

The Longhorns, who are never an easy opponent, dismantled Kentucky on Saturday. But there are some heavy hitters awaiting Vic Schaefer’s squad in the NCAA tournament.

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Women’s Elite Eight Is Set: TCU Ends Virginia’s Cinderella Run, Texas and South Carolina Cruise

Sports Illustrated was here to delivers live analysis, updates and highlights throughout Saturday’s four games to wrap up the Sweet 16.

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Where Are They Now? Catching Up With March Madness Viral Heroes of the Past

Northwestern’s crying kid. Villanova’s sobbing piccolo girl. Doug Edert and his viral mustache. Where are they now?

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March Madness: Five Bold Predictions for Women’s NCAA Tournament Sweet 16

Who could surprise as the tournament nears its halfway point?

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Women’s NCAA Tournament Regional Breakdowns Heading Into the Sweet 16

While there’s 16 teams left in the women’s NCAA tournament, only one question remains: Can anyone take down UConn?

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