Bloomquist, who grew up in old Pac-12 country in Washington state and played college ball at ASU, admits he will miss not ...

Tampa and Angelo State were the last two teams standing in 2024, and they are the No. 1 and No. 2 teams to start the DII ...

The longest (verifiable) streak of correct picks in an NCAA tournament bracket to start the beloved March Madness tournament is 49, a mark that was established in 2019. An Ohio man correctly ...

Despite a few losses, the Ducks are ranked No. 36 in the NCAA ... last two tournaments since. Alec Dietz covers University of Oregon football, volleyball, women’s basketball and baseball for ...

As the Tigers prepare to face Temple on Thursday (6 p.m., ESPN2), here is where the Tigers are in the latest NCAA Tournament projections ... Jerry Palm updated his bracket on Monday, and he ...

In his updated bracketology for the NCAA Tournament, Lunardi has Michigan moving up the ranks and getting the No. 4 seed in the South Region. The Wolverines would play in Seattle and face No. 13 ...

Here is how the AFC and NFC brackets look, including a full schedule leading up to Super Bowl LIX. The divisional round will feature four games scheduled for Saturday, January 18, and Sunday ...

Here is how the AFC and NFC brackets look, including a full schedule leading up to Super Bowl LIX. More:Ranking NFL's six* open head coaching jobs after Raiders dump Antonio Pierce Get your very ...

The NCAA Tournament Selection committee uses the NET Rankings as a key component of their 68-team bracket selection and seeding process. But ESPN's Joe Lunardi has Arizona as one of his "next four ...

We're down to four teams in the College Football Playoff's first-ever 12-team bracket. With the second round of the CFP concluded, we're one step closer to crowning this year's national champion.

Alabama, 11-2 overall and ranked No. 5 in the AP poll, is a projected No. 2 seed — and the No. 6 overall seed. If the tournament were to begin today, Lunardi has the Crimson Tide facing Norfolk State ...

However, in the spirit of the New Year, I'd rather save that idea — maybe for the opening weekend of the NCAA Tournament — and instead use this intro section to send a message to all of the ...