Madness upset is rare, but it happens enough that we shouldn't be shocked when it does. Here's the history of No. 14 seeds vs. No. 3 seeds in the NCAA tournament.

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The NCAA logo is at center court as work continues at The Consol Energy Center in Pittsburgh, Wednesday, March 18, 2015, for ...

Texas, determined to mount a comeback, made significant strides in the third quarter. Longhorns quarterback Quinn Ewers found running back Jaydon Blue for two crucial touchdowns, narrowing the gap ...

Alex Kemp, a freshman at NCAA DIII Williams College, died after a skiing accident on Monday. In his first year with Williams, Kemp was a consistent contributor. He was a starter for the squad and ...

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North Central College's football team won its third NCAA D-III title in five seasons on Sunday. North Central defeated Mount Union (Ohio) 41-25 after a big scoring output in the fourth quarter.

Barry Sanders will stay at the top of the NCAA college football record books for at least one more season. Jeanty, who entered Tuesday's Fiesta Bowl 132 yards shy of surpassing Sanders ...

The Stagg Bowl, or NCAA Division III national championship ... the two-time Gagliardi Trophy honoree as the best player in DIII football. "Going to Texas is cool." The banquet, which was closed ...

The Stagg Bowl is the NCAA Division III national championship game. The first Division III title game was held in 1973 following the splitting of the NCAA into three divisions. Wittenberg won ...

The NCAA is considering changing a rule that would permanently add a fifth year of eligibility for athletes in all sports. Per Jon Rothstein of College Hoops Today, the NCAA is looking into the ...

The NCAA will reportedly discuss the idea of allowing student-athletes in all sports a fifth year of eligibility in the near future, according to college basketball insider Jon Rothstein.