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NCAA OKs Limited Fan Attendance at Men's, Women's Tourneys
The NCAA will allow a limited number of fans to attend all rounds of its men’s basketball tournament in Indiana and later rounds of its women’s tournament in Texas
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NCAA to Play All 67 March Madness Men's Games in Indiana
The NCAA announced Monday that this year’s 67 men’s basketball tournament games including the Final Four will be played entirely in Indiana.
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USC Athletic Director Mike Bohn Talks to Fred Roggin
USC Athletic Director Mike Bohn spoke to NBC LA Sports Anchor Fred Roggin about the return of the College Football season, the disappointment in the cancelling of the NCAA Tournament, and the new NCAA rule to pay student athletes.
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NCAA Tournaments to Limit Attendance Amid Coronavirus Concerns
The NCAA announced on Wednesday that its men’s and women’s basketball tournaments will be held without fans in response to the coronavirus pandemic, limiting attendance to “essential staff and limited family.”
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Dodgers Are Helping Fans Pass the Time With ‘All-Time Favorite Bracket'
The Los Angeles Dodgers are helping us all pass the time while we stay at home by combining two of our favorite things in March: Opening Day and March Madness. The Dodgers tweeted out a NCAA tournament style bracket with a list of 64 of the top players in franchise history and asked fans to fill out the bracket and…
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March Sadness: No Brackets and No Knowing What Might've Been
Before fears about the coronavirus scrubbed sports for the foreseeable future, Sunday was supposed to be the Big Reveal in college basketball
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NCAA Hoops Game in Baltimore Held in Empty Gym for COVID-19
A Division III men’s basketball NCAA Tournament game at Johns Hopkins University is believed to be the first U.S. sports event held without fans because of the new coronavirus
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An NCAA Tournament With Empty Arenas? It Can't Be Ruled Out
What normally would be thought an impossibility isn’t so far-fetched as the United States and the rest of the world attempt to contain the spread of the new coronavirus.
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WNBA All-Stars Penicheiro, Riley Hunter Headline Hall of Fame Class
Ruth Riley Hunter says her journey to the Women’s Basketball Hall of Fame began in front of her television set more than a quarter-century ago. Ticha Penicheiro’s own dream started when she received a basketball from her parents when she was 6. Both entered the Hall of Fame on Saturday night as part of a class that also included former...
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UCLA Hires University of Cincinnati Coach to Lead Its Men's Basketball Program
The longtime head coach at the University of Cincinnati has been named the head men’s basketball coach at UCLA. Mick Cronin agreed to a six-year contract worth $24 million, according to UCLA Director of Athletics Dan Guerrero.
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Money Madness: AP Analysis Shows Growing Gap in NCAA Payouts
Powered by Ja Morant’s no-look passes and Dylan Windler’s step-back 3s, March Madness has been a bonanza for the Ohio Valley Conference. The league placed two teams in the NCAA men’s basketball tournament for the first time in 32 years. Then Morant’s Murray State Racers and Windler’s Belmont Bruins both won games during the first week of play, making them...
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Virginia Heads to Title Game After Beating Auburn 63-62
Virginia has clinched a win advancing to the NCAA Championship final, after beating Auburn 63-62.
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NCAA Final Four 2019: What to Know
Michigan State is a regular, making its eighth appearance in the national semifinals of the NCAA Tournament under Tom Izzo....
The Spartans will face Final Four newbie Texas Tech and its oxygen-sucking defense....
The Cavaliers and their impenetrable pack-line defense will try to stop the volume-shooting Auburn Tigers, who have poured in 3-pointers during this NCAA Tournament like they’re playing... -
Virginia, Texas Tech Give Final Four Certain New Look
Texas Tech shut down the nation’s most efficient offense to reach its first Final Four in 93 years as a program. Virginia erased the bitter taste of last year’s historic NCAA Tournament flop by surviving Carsen Edwards’ offensive onslaught to earn a spot in the national semifinals for the first time 1984. No doubt, there’s going to be a different...
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Changing Times: Baseball Rife With New Rules, Approaches
For a sport that leans so much on familiarity and tradition, baseball seems to be changing at an unusually rapid pace. Whether it’s because of new technology, new strategies or new rules, the game could look a lot different over the next decade or so. “I think the commissioner’s just trying to stay ahead of the curve, do what’s best...
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Ducks Swallow Anteaters, UC Irvine Falls to Oregon in NCAA Tournament
Ehab Amin sparked Oregon out of a long drought to start the second half and the Ducks became the lone double-digit seed to advance to the Sweet 16 by beating UC Irvine 73-54 on Sunday night.
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UCLA Defeats Tennessee 89-77 in Women's NCAA Tournament
UCLA put a rapid end to Tennessee’s 38th consecutive appearance in the women’s NCAA Tournament, blunting a second-half comeback bid and using an impressive performance by Michaela Onyenwere to secure an 89-77 opening-round victory Saturday.
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No. 13 Seed UC Irvine Upsets Kansas State 70-64
UC Irvine got back-to-back 3-pointers from Evan Leonard to spark the deciding run in a 70-64 upset over Kansas State that marked the Anteaters’ first NCAA Tournament victory in school history.
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Gallinari Scores 27 as Clippers Edge Cavaliers 110-108
The Los Angeles Clippers’ latest victory in a torrid March came the hard way.
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UC Irvine Players React to NCAA Tournament Bid
UC Irvine players burst into cheers Sunday March 17, 2019 when they find out when, where and who they’ll play in the men’s NCAA basketball tournament.