NCAA

Braylon Mullins delivers one of the greatest shots in NCAA tournament history by beating Duke 73-72 with a 3-pointer at 0.4 seconds remaining, sending the Huskies to the Final Four and keeping their hopes alive for a third national title in four years.

March Madness continues as Illinois dominates Houston while Iowa survives Nebraska's late-game blunder, setting up an all-Big Ten Elite Eight showdown. Arizona and Purdue also advance with impressive victories in the Sweet 16.

March Madness upset - Dylan Darling's game-winning layup with 3.9 seconds remaining caps dramatic comeback victory as Rick Pitino's Red Storm advance to first Sweet 16 appearance in 25 years, carrying Big East hopes into second weekend.

March Madness thriller - Ninth-seeded Hawkeyes defeat top-seeded Gators 73-72 on Alvaro Folgueiras' game-winning 3-points with 4.5 seconds remaining, advancing to Sweet 16 for first time since 1999 and ending Florida's reign as national champions.

Tournament Action - The opening day of the 2026 men's NCAA tournament showcased dramatic upsets, including VCU's historic 19-point comeback against North Carolina and multiple double-digit seeds advancing to create chaos in brackets nationwide.

NCAA Tournament - The RedHawks dominated SMU 89-79 while the Panthers defeated Lehigh 67-55 in Dayton, with both teams proving they belong on college basketball's biggest stage after overcoming significant doubts about their tournament credentials.

The Bison made program history with their first NCAA Tournament win, while Texas survived a late scare against NC State to advance out of the First Four.

Tournament Selection - The Blue Devils lead a diverse field of 68 teams, while the undefeated regular season RedHawks find themselves fighting for survival in the First Four despite their remarkable 31-1 record.

AJ Dybantsa sets a new Big 12 NCAA scoring record. The BYU freshman surpasses Kevin Durant's legendary mark with 93 points in three games, confirming his status as a future star of the 2026 NBA Draft.

NCAA - The Big 12 conference is replacing its innovative LED court with a traditional hardwood floor for the semifinals and finals of its tournament, after several players slipped and were injured on the controversial surface.