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Coach K Explained Why He Feels ‘Sad’ for Hubert Davis After UNC Firing

Davis’s run as head coach of the Tar Heels came to an end this week.

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Men’s March Madness Sweet 16 Recap: Duke, Michigan, UConn and Tennessee Advance to Elite Eight

The Sweet 16 delivered with thrilling matchups over the last two days. Here’s everything we saw on Friday.

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2026 World Figure Skating Championships Final: Amber Glenn Falls Off Podium After Free Skate

Amber Glenn fell short of a medal while Japan’s Kaori Sakamoto won her fourth gold at the 2026 World Championships.

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Women’s March Madness Sweet 16: Live Updates, Scores From Friday’s Games

Follow the Sweet 16 with Sports Illustrated analysis, updates, highlights and more throughout Friday’s four games.

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SI:AM | A Different Kind of Cinderella for NCAA Tournament

NIL and the transfer portal are slowly leaving behind the dreams of the traditional mid-major.

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Sophomore Slump? Not for Michigan’s Band of Young Stars

Dek: Olivia Olson, Syla Swords and Mila Holloway have been the Wolverines’ ragtag trio of guards. But they’re not the only second-year players powering this team’s NCAA tournament run.

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Where Would Bryce James Play in College? Destinations Revealed as His Age and Stats Fuel Online Debate

Bryce James, son of NBA legend LeBron James, is currently navigating his redshirt year with the Arizona Wildcats and exploring potential moves to programs like Ohio State. Stay updated on his recruitment and development.

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10 Photos of Darius Acuff Jr.: March Madness Star Turns Heads With Historic Shoe Deal

Arkansas freshman Darius Acuff Jr. becomes the first NCAA men's basketball player to secure a signature shoe deal with Reebok, following standout performances in the 2026 NCAA March Madness tournament.

International Business Times UK

Flau’jae Johnson Knows Her Value, Which Is Why She Stuck Around at LSU

The senior has become the epitome of an NIL superstar, but her decision to play a fourth year for the program she helped build shows she’s actually pretty old-school, too.

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For Some, Betting Apps Have Transformed the Fun of March Madness Into Unfun March Mayhem: How to Cope if This Is You

Sports betting feels like entertainment, but for some, it's leading to debt, addiction and even a direct backlash toward athletes.

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Texas’s Jordan Pope Says He Played Sweet 16 Against Purdue on Broken Foot

The Longhorns guard and his team gritted out a tough loss to the Boilermakers.

Sports Illustrated

Purdue’s Trey Kaufman-Renn Delivers Split-Second March Madness Classic

With less than a second left, the senior forward beat everyone to the miss and sent the Boilermakers to the brink of another Final Four.

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Nebraska’s 4-on-5 Disaster vs. Iowa Was Due to ‘Miscommunication,' Coach Says

Iowa scored an easy bucked in the waning seconds against Nebraska when the Cornhuskers were caught sleeping.

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March Madness: Five Bold Predictions for Women’s NCAA Tournament Sweet 16

Who could surprise as the tournament nears its halfway point?

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East Regional Is the Capital of Men’s March Madness With All Heavy Hitters

Four powerhouse programs, four marquee coaches and a Sweet 16 bracket that feels more like a Final Four descend on D.C.

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Hannah Hidalgo vs. Mikayla Blakes Is a March Madness Treat Worth Savoring

Though neither No. 6 Notre Dame nor No. 2 Vanderbilt seems like it’ll be a national champion this year, this type of matchup shows women’s basketball just keeps getting better.

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Women’s NCAA Tournament Regional Breakdowns Heading Into the Sweet 16

While there’s 16 teams left in the women’s NCAA tournament, only one question remains: Can anyone take down UConn?

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How Ilia Malinin and Amber Glenn Performed at World Championships After Olympic Setbacks

The two American stars are podium hopefuls after the short program events.

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March Madness Sweet 16 Recap: Iowa Rallies, Purdue Hits Game-Winner, Illinois Overcomes Slow Start, Arizona Rolls

The first day of the Sweet 16 had two thrillers, a rock fight and a team that steamrolled its opponent. Here’s everything we saw in those four games.

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Rick Pitino Argues There Is ‘No Such Thing As a Blueblood’ in College Basketball Anymore

Pitino’s St. John’s squad just beat the blueblood Kansas to set up a matchup vs. another blueblood in Duke.

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NBC's Jason Benetti on Calling National Baseball & March Madness

Episode 601 of "SI Media With Jimmy Traina" features an interview with the new voice of Major League Baseball on NBC, Jason Benetti. Benetti talks about a highly unusual entry on his Wikipedia page, getting a last-minute call to fill in for Brian Anderso

The Independent UK

LSU rehires Will Wade years after university fired him for recruiting violations

Will Wade expressed his excitement over the move and to be able ‘to go home’ to LSU

Sports Illustrated

Lindsey Vonn Opens Up About What She Doesn’t Want to be ‘Remembered for’ After Olympic Crash

Vonn gave her first sit-down interview since undergoing multiple surgeries after her Olympic crash.

Fortune

How to watch the Sweet 16 and the Elite 8 of March Madness 2026 for free—and without cable

The Sweet 16 and Elite 8 tip off Thursday. Here's every game, every channel, and every way to stream March Madness 2026 without a cable subscription.

The Conversation

Why do basketball players miss shots they’ve made a thousand times before? Neuroscience has an answer

Every March Madness it happens. A player steps to the line, takes the shot and misses. And just like that, there goes your perfect bracket.

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