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Comedian and acting icon Bill Murray watched on with bated breath in Philadelphia as the UConn Huskies outlasted a resilient effort from UCLA in the second round of March Madness.
The Virginia Cavaliers had a disappointing end to their season over the weekend following their 79-72 loss to Tennessee in the round of 32 of the NCAA Tournament. The outcome was not without a little controversy, however. Late in the game, with a little under 30 seconds to go, a controversial call was made, involving […] The post Dallin Hall admits he touched ball on controversial out-of-bounds play appeared first on ClutchPoints.
Five-star QB Elijah Haven is facing backlash after reaffirming his Alabama commitment, even after earning an invite to the prestigious Elite 11 competition.
A look at which ACC teams still remain in the hunt to win the NCAA Tournament as we head into the Sweet 16 this week.
Over the weekend, the first two rounds of the 2026 NCAA men’s basketball tournament got underway, with several epic games and buzzer beaters taking place. While there weren’t as many upsets as usual this year, High Point made headlines by winning its first game and taking Arkansas down to the wire, while Duke got all […] The post March Madness opening weekend sets multiple TV ratings records appeared first on ClutchPoints.
Cameron Boozer and the No. 1 seed Duke Blue Devils opened up the 2026 NCAA Tournament with a first-round win over the No. 16 seed Siena Saints. And in the second round, they took down the No. 9 seed TCU Horned Frogs 81-58, advancing to the Sweet 16, where they will face Rick Pitino and the No. 5 ...
The Kansas Basketball season has come to an end. While the Jayhawks made a valiant comeback, Kansas fell 67-65 to St. John’s as Dylan Darling hit a buzzer-beater for the win. After the loss, Darryn Peterson spoke to the media, reflecting on his freshman season at Kansas, per Colin Salao over Front Office Sports. “I […] The post Kansas star Darryn Peterson attributes rocky season to ‘mind stuff’ appeared first on ClutchPoints.
Cornerback A'mir Sears, out of Pembroke Pines, Florida, is one of the most coveted players in the 2028 recruiting class. Rivals Industry Rankings list him as a five-star recruit, the No. 1 cornerback and the No. 4 player in the nation. Last season for West Broward High School, he recorded 61 ...
Five of the NCAA’s Sweet 16 coaches are 67 or older. The post Sweet 16 Runs Show Veteran Coaches Are Still Thriving in the NIL Era appeared first on Front Office Sports.
Stunning sports reporter Talia Baia suffered her 'worst heartbreak yet' after the Florida Gators were stunned by Iowa in a 73-72 thriller, knocking them out of March Madness.
Tennessee is moving on in March Madness. Tennessee took a 79-72 victory over Virginia, using an old-school approach. This is now the tenth time in his head coaching career that Rick Barnes has led a team to the Sweet 16, and the fourth straight season at Tennessee. After the game, Rick Barnes spoke of the […] The post Rick Barnes reveals ‘single-wing’ mentality in Tennessee program appeared first on ClutchPoints.
Olivier Rioux is the tallest player in college basketball history, standing at a staggering 7-foot-9, and the Florida Gators star has opened up about the constant harassment and challenges his extreme height has brought
Things got heated after one of the biggest upsets in March Madness. Find out more on tempers flaring after Iowa's upset over Florida. The post March Madness Handshake Snub Turns Heads Minutes After Massive Upset appeared first on Heavy Sports.
Darryn Peterson's work ethic is being called out by Seth Greenberg, who warned he would not take him No. 1 in the NBA Draft.
On Sunday evening, the Kansas basketball program’s 2026 season came to an end with a narrow loss to St. John’s at the buzzer in the Round of 32. It was a mixed bag of a game for Darryn Peterson, who scored 21 points but shot just 5-15 from the field in what many expect was […] The post Stephen A. Smith pours cold water on Kansas basketball star Darryn Peterson’s No. 1 pick hopes appeared first on ClutchPoints.
UCLA’s season has come to an end after losing to UConn 74-57. After the game, head coach Mick Cronin had plenty to say, including Cronin requesting more NIL money for UCLA. He also spoke about the game himself, and his biggest regret in the loss to UConn, per Connor Morrissette of 247Sports. ” He was […] The post The biggest regret UCLA’s Mick Cronin has from March Madness loss to UConn appeared first on ClutchPoints.
The Duke Blue Devils entered the 2026 postseason as one of the clear national title favorites, but their championship hopes took a significant hit with the injury to starting guard Caleb Foster. Now Duke basketball faces uncertainty as Foster’s injury looms and other players are also listed as questionable on the NCAA registration rosters. Here’s […] The post Duke Injury Update Going Into March Madness Sweet 16 appeared first on Heavy Sports.
Lane Kiffin leads a $40M LSU Tigers football roster facing early chemistry concerns, raising doubts about their chances of making the College Football Playoff.
UCLA basketball coach Mick Cronin is no stranger to technical fouls or sideline outbursts. But he might have received a tech in last night’s loss to UConn that he didn’t really earn. With a little less than 4:50 left to play, the Bruins were trailing the Huskies 63-54 when Cronin, seemingly reacting to a UConn […] The post Officials explain puzzling Mick Cronin technical foul during UCLA basketball’s game vs. UConn appeared first on ClutchPoints.
Silas Demary Jr. returns for UConn, gives update on fitness.
Alabama keeps on dancing in March Madness. Alabama blew out Texas Tech on Sunday, winning 90-65 to go on to the Sweet 16. In the midst of the blowout victory, Alabama shot great from three and threatened two NCAA records, also held by the Crimson Tide, according to Jaren Berson. “Alabama’s 19 3-pointers tonight are […] The post Alabama threatens 2 of its own records with 3-point prowess vs. Texas Tech appeared first on ClutchPoints.
While most fantasy basketball managers are still focused on how this season ends, the smart ones are already looking ahead. That’s because rankings shift quickly once the offseason begins.Usage changes. Roles expand. Rookies arrive. Suddenly, the player you could have drafted in round five is going ...
The first rule of being a basketball broadcaster is to be aware of what the score of the game is, especially when the game is tied, and there is the potential for a buzzer-beater. An ESPN announcer on the call for the Ole Miss - Minnesota NCAA Women's Tournament game forgot that rule and embarrassingly dug herself into a hole with repeated asinine comments.Ole Miss scored to tie the game at 63-63 with 3.5 seconds left before the Golden Gophers called a timeout to draw up a play for a potential game-winner. This left the ESPN crew of Krista Blunk and Andrea Lloyd to set the scene, and they failed, miserably.Blunk leaned on Lloyd during the break in the action, and understandably so, given that Lloyd is a veteran broadcaster and a member of the Women's Basketball Hall of Fame, but certainly didn't think that her counterpart didn't have any idea what the score of the game was.Lloyd began by saying that "the clock was the problem" for Ole Miss, which didn't make any sense given the score was tied up, but then things got worse. A lot worse.Lloyd went on to say that Ole Miss would go for the quick steal before having to foul, then spouted out the free-throw shooting percentage of Minnesota players on the floor that the Rebels may want to put on the line.It was an absolutely brutal watch for any fan paying any attention at all to the broadcast.To make the situation that much more uncomfortable, Minnesota's Amaya Battle went on to hit a tough jumper with one second remaining to give her team the win. Naturally, Lloyd didn't say a single word as pandemonium broke out on the floor.While Lloyd's mistakes were about as embarrassing as they come in the world of broadcasting, there is something extremely fitting for the error to come during the same broadcast that continually showed Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz in the crowd.
