The national championship is set and the margin of error is thin. This is what's at stake in the title game.
Illinois' magical March Madness run ended with a heartbreaking loss to UConn. Brad Underwood's team could look very, very different next season.
From talent to momentum, these three things will determine who will advance to the national championship game — Arizona or Michigan.
It sounds like March Madness is close to expanding. Leave it to the NCAA to do the exact wrong thing.
Jimmer Fredette, on behalf of Coca-Cola, reflected on the implications of UConn star Braylon Mullins' shot ahead of the Final Four.
March Madness
Illinois and UConn are playing for a spot in the national championship game and these three keys will determine who wins the Final Four matchup.
Illinois has a bit of the old flavor the 2005 national runner-up team had. But will these Fighting Illini be good enough to accomplish what that squad didn't?
The North Carolina Tar Heels should be more than ready to pay up to get Arizona head coach Tommy Lloyd. That's only the first step to pulling off the hire.
The best players deliver in the biggest moments and these are the stars that will need to win their matchups to take their teams to the National Championship Game.
The Final Four is set, with UConn's Dan Hurley setting a high bar for the rest of the group's coaches to match.
Bracketology
The Final Four is set with Illinois, Arizona, Michigan and UConn still dancing. They all have their own unique March Madness legacy at stake.
Duke was three-for-three on catastrophic blunders in the final minutes of their stunning NCAA Tournament loss to UConn.
UConn stunned top seeded Duke in the NCAA Tournament and now they're back in the Final Four for the third time in four years.
Duke blew a 19-point lead and lost to UConn in the Elite Eight. That's two straight NCAA Tournament exits after blowing double-digit leads.
Michigan is back in the Final Four. It's been more than 30 years since the Wolverines last won it all, but this team is special.