While there’s some murkiness to the exact origins of net-cutting, it’s generally believed to have started at the high school level in the basketball hotbed of Indiana in the 1920s. One of more ...

College basketball teams cutting down the net after a momentous victory is an iconic March Madness tradition. Players, coaches and everyone else who helped a program reach a new mountaintop get to ...

Before this year's college basketball champions cut down the nets, let's look back at how the March Madness tradition began.

The net-cutting tradition started, according to lore, about a century ago in Indiana high school basketball. The inclusion in the collegiate world dates to 1947, when North Carolina State’s ...

Just three weeks after cutting down the nets in San Antonio, the Florida Gators are already making headlines in the transfer ...

The Phog.net team has deep-rooted ties inside the Jayhawks program and reveals the latest Kansas basketball roster under and ...

At the end of NCAA men’s and women’s basketball tournaments, players and coaches climb a ladder and cut off a piece of the net for themselves. The tradition isn't only for national champions ...