College Basketball
Nate Oats After Sweet 16 Loss: 'One Of The More Enjoyable Groups I've Ever Coached'
Nate Oats credited Michigan's physicality but called his Alabama team one of the most enjoyable groups he has ever coached after a Sweet 16 loss decided on the offensive glass.
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'It's What Gino Built': Hurley On UConn's Elite Eight Survival Of Duke
Dan Hurley credited Brilen Mullins' courage and the toughness of Duke's Boozer brothers as UConn survived an Elite Eight thriller to reach a third Final Four in four years.
Tommy Lloyd Bats Away Jordan Story, NC Rumours As Arizona Hits Final Four
Tommy Lloyd shut down the Michael Jordan phone-call story, deflected North Carolina coaching rumours and said the Arizona community after a 25-year Final Four drought is his real motivation.
'I'm Going To Fire My Staff': Villanova Coach's Halftime Rant Lights Up March Madness
A mic'd-up moment from Villanova's NCAA Tournament dressing room captured the Wildcats' head coach threatening to fire his entire bench at the break, fed up with eight points conceded on under-the-basket inbounds defense.
Duke's Heartbreak: Scheyer Owns The Collapse, Boozer Says Devils Came Out 'Flat'
Coach Jon Scheyer refused to scapegoat the final possession after Duke surrendered a 15-point lead and lost the Elite Eight to UConn, while freshman star Cameron Boozer admitted the Blue Devils came out flat in the second half against a team that needed only a little life.
J.P. Estrella Transfers from Tennessee to National Champion Michigan
Michigan basketball has secured its first major addition since winning the national championship, landing Tennessee transfer J.P. Estrella. The 6-foot-11 forward announced his move via Instagram on Thursday. Estrella brings size and experience to a Wolverines frontcourt that faces potential departures.
Fred Smith Jr., Top 100 Recruit, Commits to Memphis Basketball
Four-star forward Fred Smith Jr., a top-100 recruit and two-time Tennessee Mr. Basketball winner, has committed to the University of Memphis. The Briarcrest Christian standout chose the Tigers over Ole Miss, Missouri, and Oklahoma State. He becomes Memphis' highest-rated signee since Mikey Williams in 2023.
Caroline Bradley, No. 3 Recruit in 2027 Class, Commits to LSU
Caroline Bradley, the nation's No. 3 recruit and top post player in the 2027 class, has committed to LSU women's basketball. The 6-foot-5 Louisiana native chose her home state Tigers over nine other finalists, giving coach Kim Mulkey her first commitment for the 2027-28 season. Bradley brings a dominant post game and international experience to Baton Rouge.
Michigan Wins NCAA Championship, Ends 37-Year Title Drought vs UConn
The Michigan Wolverines captured their first NCAA men's basketball championship since 1989 with a 69-63 victory over UConn on Monday night. Despite shooting just 13.3% from three-point range, Michigan dominated at the free-throw line, making 25 of 28 attempts. Final Four Most Outstanding Player Elliot Cadeau led all scorers with 19 points in the championship game.
Elliot Cadeau Wins MOP as Michigan Claims 2026 NCAA Title
Michigan guard Elliot Cadeau was named the NCAA Tournament's Most Outstanding Player after leading the Wolverines to their first national championship since 1989. The transfer from North Carolina stepped up with a game-high 19 points in Monday's championship victory over UConn while star forward Yaxel Lendeborg battled injuries. Cadeau's playmaking throughout the tournament proved crucial to Michigan's championship run.
UCLA Advances to First NCAA Title Game With 51-44 Win Over Texas
UCLA women's basketball made history Friday night by advancing to their first-ever NCAA championship game with a 51-44 victory over Texas. The Bruins used a dominant defensive performance that held Texas star Madison Booker to just 5 points on 3-23 shooting. Lauren Betts led UCLA with 16 points and 11 rebounds in the defensive battle.
Michigan Wins NCAA Title with Transfer Portal Strategy, May Alter Sport
The Michigan Wolverines captured their first national championship in 37 years with a 69-63 victory over UConn, relying heavily on transfers who found new opportunities under coach Dusty May. Point guard Elliot Cadeau, celebrating with his family and fans, called the trophy 'everything' after the hard-fought win. Michigan's success using the transfer portal could signal a new paradigm in college basketball roster construction.