NCAA Tournament

The NCAA Tournament's Western Region might look clear cut to the untrained eye, but this quarter of the bracket could get wilder than Will Smith ever imagined the West could be.

March Madness is fully underway today, but what can we expect moving forward? Let's head to the South Region and start digging for answers.

If you're looking for a wide-open field, head to the Eastern Region of the NCAA Tournament. Everyone's picking Michigan State, but is the choice so clear-cut?

Only a madman would attempt to predict the NCAA Tournament's Midwest Region. Let's put on the straight-jackets and step into this hellacious minefield of talent.

Louisiana's Ragin' Cajuns are dancing for the first time since 2005, and they'll have a shot to take down the possible NCAA Player of The Year.

Will Pitino get another title?

Rush maintains he was only joking when talking with his officials.

Plenty of excitement in games on Sunday

The Florida Gulf Coast Eagles made history on Sunday, becoming the first 15-seed to ever move on to the Sweet 16, after defeating seventh-seeded San Diego St., 81-71, two days after shocking second-seeded Georgetown, 78-68.

The day games were snoozers. Then nightfall came.

If you had the Lobos going far, you didn't have a good day.

It's March:  It's Madness. And, it's time for Jay's Annual "Things to Remember When Filling Out Your Bracket. If you've listened to "Bird's Eye View" (M-F 2-4pm on ESPN1420 and www.espn1420.com), or, if you're a regular reader of this blog, you've probably heard these before.  Th...

Let the madness begin

Leagues like the Sun Belt need to protect the champion

College basketball's National Championship is on the line on Monday night when the Kentucky Wildcats take on the Kansas Jayhawks, at the Mercedes Benz Superdome in New Orleans.

The Kentucky Wildcats will meet the Kansas Jayhawks in the NCAA Tournament Championship game on Monday evening, after the two teams won their respective Final Four semi-finals games on Saturday at the Mercedes Benz Superdome in New Orleans.

The 2012 Final Four includes four NCAA basketball programs that have each won at least one national championship in its history. In total, Kentucky, Louisville, Ohio State, Kansas have 49 Final Four appearances and 13 NCAA basketball titles between them.

Not every great college basketball team wins the NCAA tournament. Some incredible college teams have suffered heartbreaking losses only to win the NCAA tournament title the following year (1973 North Carolina State, 1975 Indiana, 1982 Georgetown). Other championship teams have lost in an attempt at repeating (1961 Ohio State, 1985 Georgetown, 1991 UNLV, 1997 Kentucky). Here are the 12 best teams t

March Madness isn’t just a branding term that applies to a basketball tournament. It also clearly applies to NCAA fans. These college basketball enthusiasts get very emotionally involved in the annual battle on the boards, even when they’re undergoing dialysis treatments.

Traditional college basketball powers Kentucky and Kansas each won regional finals on Sunday to join Ohio State and Louisville in the 2012 Final Four in New Orleans next weekend. Here’s a recap of Sunday’s regional final games: