Are Cinderellas 'dead' in the NCAA tournament? | College Basketball Power Hour
Yahoo Sports' Caroline Fenton, Jason Fitz and basketball analyst Isis 'Ice' Young discuss the lack of lower seed non-power conference teams in this year's Sweet Sixteen and whether that is good or bad for the tournament as a whole.
NCAA Tournament action resumes Thursday as the Sweet 16 gets underway with four huge games that each bring compelling ...
The defeat marks the end of John Calipari’s first season as head coach of the Razorbacks, but the team’s deep tournament run provides optimism for the future. Meanwhile, Texas Tech advances to face ...
It's a testament to how dire the Cinderella situation is in this year's NCAA Tournament that lower-seed fans have had to pin ...
Winner: UConn. Sure, it’s easy to dislike coach Danny Hurley, and we aren’t trying to change your mind. But the Huskies ...
In an NCAA Tournament sorely lacking in Cinderella stories, coach John Calipari has the unusual role of being the closest ...
For the first time since 2007, there's not a single team seeded 11th or worse is in the Sweet 16, and only four conferences - ...
Michigan, which has the former head coach and star center from that FAU team, and Michigan State are part of the ...
The clock struck midnight early for Cinderella at this year’s NCAA tournaments.
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