But let's not sleep on the little guys who could make some big-time noise come March Madness, baby! We've got some mid-majors ready to dance their way to the Sweet 16 and beyond. Here are five ...

I just love March Madness. Is there really any better time ... the NCAA tournament! Dick Vitale coached the Pistons and the University of Detroit before broadcasting ESPN's first college ...

ESPN college basketball analyst Dick Vitale ... his "Vitale-isms" have unwittingly taken on a life of their own. Just a few of his many household phrases include: "Awesome, baby"; "Get a TO ...

March Madness is under way and yet ... The fact it’s open is creating unnecessary chaos. So much so, that Dick Vitale is sick ...

March Madness has officially ... the No. 1 overall seed in the 68-team field, and Dick Vitale thinks highly of the Crimson Tide entering the madness, among several other teams.

ESPN national analyst Dick Vitale has admitted throughout this college basketball season he missed the boat on the ACC's order of finish — and he's not the only one. Vitale over the weekend ...

These are the early-season games that separate the pretenders from the contenders in March, baby. The Big Ten is getting stacked, too, with Oregon, Washington, USC and UCLA, and the ACC is adding ...

But some players who are not household names still had sensational seasons, and they could shine like stars in the March Madness universe. Here are some unsung guys to keep an eye on (listed in ...

SARASOTA — Dick Vitale's drive to fight pediatric cancer will benefit one lucky raffle participant. To benefit The V Foundation for Pediatric Cancer Research, the 85-year-old Lakewood Ranch ...

The browser you are using is no longer supported on this site. It is highly recommended that you use the latest versions of a supported browser in order to receive an optimal viewing experience.

but the coronavirus pandemic will make March Madness a little bit different this year. For starters, all games will be played in Indianapolis and the surrounding area instead of spread across the ...

Your Women's March Madness bracket will consist of 64 teams — after completion of the First Four play-in games — divided evenly among the West, Midwest, East and South regions. The first round ...