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Wooden's UCLA to Williams' UNC: the most dominant NCAA tournament runs of all time

2023 champion UConn ran through its March Madness opponents by an average of 20 points per game. How does it compare to the 83 previous title winners?
Way-Too-Early Top 25: Who's in, who's out?

While the top 25 didn't change, we have questions about the Bruins, who are now next in line.
Knueppel pledge gives Duke third top-50 recruit

Kon Knueppel is Duke's third commitment in the 2024 class, joining Isaiah Evans (No. 8) and Darren Harris (No. 45). No other men's program in the country has three such pledges at this stage.
Sellers, who led Rutgers' Final 4 run, dies at 69

Phil Sellers, who led Rutgers to the school's only Final Four appearance and remains the Scarlet Knights' career leader in points and rebounds, has died, the school announced. He was 69.
Top-10 senior Bethea commits to play for Miami

Top-10 senior Jalil Bethea committed to Miami on Wednesday, choosing the Hurricanes over Kansas and Villanova.
Tennessee extends Barnes' deal through '27-28

Tennessee extended coach Rick Barnes' contract through the 2027-28 season on Tuesday.
4 more Iowa athletes plead guilty in gambling case

Four former Iowa athletes who faced criminal charges in connection with a state investigation into illegal sports wagering have pleaded guilty to underage gambling in agreements reach with prosecutors in Iowa City.
KU suspends transfer guard Morris from program

Kansas guard Arterio Morris has been suspended from the program, a school spokesman told ESPN late Friday.
U-M's Howard recovering from heart procedure

Michigan coach Juwan Howard is recovering from a heart procedure after conditions were found during a routine medical check.
Bracketology: After Bob Huggins' resignation, West Virginia picked up the pieces

There was the predictable exodus of key personnel following Bob Huggins' arrest and resignation. But interim coach Josh Eilert went to work -- and quickly.