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With the Men's NCAA Tournament bracket set to be revealed in one day, teams on the bubble are really starting to sweat if they’ll make it. On Saturday, March 14, there’s only one thing that could make ...

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Bill Gurley, Benchmark general partner, said he sees an artificial intelligence "reset" coming. Gurley said, "bubbles only exist when the actual wave is real," and the AI wave has made a lot of people ...

San Diego State edged out New Mexico 64-62 late Friday night in a huge game for both teams' NCAA Tournament hopes. David Becker / Getty Images Editor’s note: This article is part of the Bracket ...

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The group of teams on the bubble for the NCAA men's tournament is considered weaker than in previous years. Teams like UCLA, Santa Clara, Auburn, and New Mexico are projected as the "last four in" ...

The RedHawks became the 21st team in Division I men’s basketball history to go undefeated during the regular season but bowed out of the MAC tournament early. Dylan Buell / Getty Images Editor’s note: ...

Indiana's loss to Ohio State made its chances of an at-large NCAA Tournament berth much less likely. That would mean the Hoosiers reached just two NCAA tournaments in the last 10 years. Coach Darian ...

A potentially strong El Niño weather pattern will likely emerge this summer and persist through the rest of the year, according to the latest official forecast by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric ...

It all started, Seth Burn says, with his “absolute hatred” for blind-résumé tests. He used to roll his eyes at his TV screen whenever a college basketball analyst would compare two unnamed NCAA ...