Chalk talk: Women’s March Madness goes mostly according to seed as top teams advance to second round
For the first time since the tournament expanded to 64 teams in 1994, no team seeded 11 or worse advanced to the second round ...
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UNC women's basketball hosts the NCAA tournament for the first time since 2015
North Carolina is hosting the first two rounds of the NCAA women’s basketball tournament at Carmichael Arena, marking the ...
Statement win: UNC basketball dominates SD State in First Four, advances to face Ole Miss
The last team in the field and the subject of plenty of criticism the past two days, UNC put the hammer down early to win its ...
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Excitement building for race weekend at Martinsville Speedway
The last month has been a non-stop promotional tour for Clay Campbell and the team at Speedway as they get the word out for next weekend's NASCAR races at ...
After five years, and one last shot, RJ Davis couldn’t extend his career, or UNC’s season
The final three points of R.J. Davis’ 2,725 at North Carolina brought the Tar Heels within two of Ole Miss late, but their ...
He’ll coach in the Sweet 16 this week. But his school might not want him back next year.
The only boys basketball coach Cooper High School has ever known says his status hangs in the balance whenever this season ...
Ole Miss holds off frantic UNC comeback to beat Tar Heels 71-64 in NCAA Tournament
Sean Pedulla made a critical 3-pointer with 52.8 seconds left, and Mississippi topped North Carolina 71-64 in the NCAA ...
Former Duke Basketball Talent Gives Endearing Signal After Beating UNC
Despite transferring out of Durham four years ago, Jaemyn Brakefield delivered more joy to the Duke basketball program.
ESPN’s Jay Bilas on His March Madness Sleepers, the UNC Controversy, and His Favorite Final Four Cities
I was surprised that North Carolina made the field,” the longtime college hoops analyst (and former Duke Blue Devil) tells GQ ...
North Carolina’s Triangle Region Home to Mega March Madness
The first and second rounds of men’s and women’s NCAA tournaments converge in the Raleigh–Durham–Chapel Hill metro with big names and fan excitement.
You can own a piece of Kentucky basketball history. The old Rupp Arena court is for sale
Products made from the old Rupp Arena court — from desk displays to jewelry to bottle openers — are already available for Kentucky basketball fans to purchase.