For the first time since the Christian Laettner-era teams, the program everyone loves to hate has largely been embraced during this NCAA title run.
Author: Paul Myerberg, USA TODAY
Tar Heels unexpected surprise in men’s Final Four that has something for everyone
First-year coach Hubert Davis resurrected UNC just in time to make the party in New Orleans. Now, can the Tar Heels handle the pressure?
Saint Peter’s proves cohesiveness, confidence are stronger than big-name brand power | Opinion
Saint Peter’s made NCAA Tournament history, and from this point forward, the Peacocks will be the benchmark for every tournament darling.
How did Saint Peter’s reach the doorstep of a Final Four bid? It’s not complicated.
There are no tricks behind Saint Peter’s crazy run to the Elite Eight. It might just be playing hard, having strong defense and “we love each other.”
Peacocks among 10 most surprising Cinderellas all-time of men’s NCAA Tournament
Saint Peter’s is the latest team to earn the title of America’s darling. Who do the Peacocks join among the biggest underdog stories in March?
No. 8 North Carolina, Caleb Love shut down No. 4 UCLA, join Duke in Elite Eight
The Tar Heels’ win sets up the potential for a meeting with Duke and Coach K in the Final Four in New Orleans.
Saint Peter’s embodies wackiness and uncertainty of this NCAA Tournament | Opinion
This year’s Final Four will consist of some of the biggest names in the sport’s history. And some surprises if the past week has taught us anything.
No. 15 Saint Peter’s stuns No. 3 Purdue, becomes lowest seed to advance to Elite Eight
That makes Saint Peter’s the first No. 15 seed to reach the Elite Eight and continues one of the most engrossing and unforeseen postseason runs ever.
Sweet 16 winners, losers: Razorbacks save SEC’s bacon, Coach K survives, Gonzaga falls apart
No. 1 Gonzaga failed yet again in the men’s NCAA Tournament, while Coach K and No. 2 Duke pull off a late escape against No. 3 Texas Tech.
Men’s NCAA Tournament has been a disaster for the SEC with one team left | Opinion
After just two rounds and four days, the number of SEC teams still standing is a paltry one: Arkansas alone will represent the powerful conference.