Author: Eddie Timanus, USA TODAY

The NCAA Tournament’s Sweet 16 is usually when March Madness becomes less mad on the road to the Final Four. But will that be the case this year?

No men’s NCAA Tournament has been as unpredictable as this one. The combined seed total in the Sweet 16 is five more than the previous high in 1996.

In the final weekend of the men’s season, many programs with national title aspirations look to stay in the hunt for one of those coveted No. 1 seeds.

Gonzaga stayed unbeaten and kept its spot at the top of the Ferris Mowers Men’s Basketball Coaches Poll, while West Virginia led the teams moving up.

As NCAA men’s basketball regular season enters final week, time is running short for bubble-dwellers to finish compiling a safe resume for tournament.

Gonzaga remains No. 1 in the Ferris Mowers Men’s Basketball Coaches Poll with the Big Ten making the biggest move to take three spots in the top six.

Gonzaga remained No. 1 in the Ferris Mowers Men’s Basketball Coaches Poll, while Oklahoma made the biggest move forward with Illinois, Tennessee.

Geno Auriemma passed Pat Summitt for second on the women’s college basketball all-time wins list. It’s the latest accomplishment in a storied career.

Gonzaga remained No. 1 in the Ferris Mowers Men’s Basketball Coaches Poll, but there was change in the top 10 as several teams took losses last week.

Nebraska men’s basketball is on pause after a wave of positive COVID-19 tests. Seven players and coach Fred Hoiberg are in isolation or quarantine.