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[Sign up for Bracket Madness | Printable brackets: Men’s | Women’s] Selection Sunday is here. The final few conference championship games are in the books and the brackets are out. The NCAA men’s tournament bracket was revealed on Sunday with UConn announced as the No. 1 overall seed playing out of the East region. Houston is the No. 1 seed in the South region and Purdue earned the No. 1 seed in the Midwest. North Carolina was named the No. 1 seed in the West, beating out follow projected… Source link

[Sign up for Bracket Madness | Printable brackets: Men’s | Women’s] Selection Sunday is here. The final few conference championship games are in the books and the brackets are out. The NCAA men’s tournament bracket was revealed on Sunday with UConn announced as the No. 1 overall seed playing out of the East region. Houston is the No. 1 seed in the South region and Purdue earned the No. 1 seed in the Midwest. North Carolina was named the No. 1 seed in the West, beating out follow projected… Source link

Shortly before midnight on Saturday night, NCAA media coordinator for March Madness David Worlock sent out a telling tweet. He said that 12 members of the men’s basketball selection committee were still hard at work assessing which teams belong in the field of 68. Been doing this since 2006. It’s never been this hard for the committee, not only because of how close so many of these teams are, but because of the abundance of bid thieves which have knocked teams out. Going on midnight but the… Source link

Selection Sunday is nearly upon us and bids are at stake as conference championships play out. Before the Madness begins, we have a jam-packed slate of Saturday action to look forward to as teams vie to punch their ticket to the Dance. With 13 conference final games and NCAA tournament implications abound, it should be a full day of compelling hoops as the Big 12, Big East, ACC and Pac-12 tournaments all play out to their conclusions. Here’s the full schedule of conference tournament finals… Source link

Indiana Hoosiers head coach Mike Woodson’s job is reportedly safe. (Photo by G Fiume/Getty Images) Indiana basketball coach Mike Woodson will retain his job next season despite the difficulties of the current campaign, according to multiple reports Wednesday. Woodson, 65, led the team to the NCAA tournament twice in his first two seasons. He is 60-39 over his three seasons at the helm of Indiana. Last season was the best of his tenure so far, as the Hoosiers finished second in the Big Ten and… Source link

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Demi Minor A transgender woman inmate in New Jersey has been transferred to a men’s prison after impregnating two women at the state’s only women’s correctional institution, and she was placed on suicide watch at one point. Demi Minor, 27, had been housed at the Edna Mahan Correctional Facility for Women, NJ Advance Media reports. The media company had reported in April that two women at the prison had become pregnant through consensual relationships with a trans prisoner, later… Source link

After a thrilling opening weekend that saw seven double-digit seeds win first-round games and four of them move on, the men’s Sweet 16 is set. Top seeds Gonzaga, Arizona and Kansas each advanced. So did giant-slaying St. Peter’s, only the third No. 15 seed ever to reach the NCAA tournament’s second weekend. And Duke extended Mike Krzyzewski’s retirement tour for at least five more days by avoiding an early-round upset. Which are the remaining teams with championship potential? And… Source link

The Olympics have a men’s hockey problem. It isn’t very good. That is said with all due respect to the former NHLers, career Euro leaguers and college kids who play as hard and as well as they possibly can to represent their countries. This isn’t even their fault. Part of the low quality of play stems from the fact these guys were thrown together on makeshift teams, given about three practices and told to hit the global stage. The IOC, true to its well-established arrogance, has always taken the… Source link