No. 1 Michigan crushed No. 6 Tennessee 95-62 in Chicago, sending the Wolverines to the Final Four. Yaxel Lendeborg led the way with 27 points and a physical two-way game.

Coach Paul Maurice says Aleksander Barkov will not return this season as he rehabs from ACL/MCL surgery. The Panthers now face roster and cap choices with the regular season winding down.

Rookie Chase DeLauter hit a 10th‑inning opposite‑field two‑run homer — his fourth in three games — giving the Guardians a 6‑5 win and sparking a locker‑room 'knighting' celebration.

Texas rolled past Kentucky 76-54 at Dickies Arena, using a dominant first quarter and stout defense to reach the Elite Eight.

The Dodgers’ new Single‑A club, the Ontario Tower Buzzers, opens at ONT Field on April 2 with an aviation‑themed ballpark and community programming. Fans will see a pilot‑bee mascot and family nights at the new complex.

Keaton Wagler's 25 lifts Illinois to a 71-59 Elite Eight win over Iowa in Houston, sending the Illini to their first Final Four since 2005.

Edwin Díaz closed out the game and Kyle Tucker's eighth‑inning single provided the difference as the Dodgers topped Arizona 5‑4 in an early payoff for L.A.'s big winter signings.

Marta Suárez's 33 and Olivia Miles' 28 powered TCU past Virginia 79-69, setting up a Monday Elite Eight date with No.1 South Carolina. The Horned Frogs are one win from Phoenix.

Kelvin Sampson says he'll return to coach Houston in 2026‑27, declaring "I still burn for this" after the Cougars' Sweet 16 exit.

After a 131-113 loss in Oklahoma City, the Bulls missed the postseason for the first time since 2021, leaving Chicago with major offseason decisions to make.

A bee swarm at Sun Devil Lacrosse Stadium on March 28 sent players and fans scrambling and left multiple people stung, forcing Arizona State's home game against Florida to be postponed to Sunday.

Ben Dexheimer’s 24-second overtime goal sent Wisconsin to the Frozen Four with a 4-3 win over Michigan State in Worcester. The Badgers make their first trip since 2010.

The Spurs blasted the Bucks 127-95 at Fiserv Forum, ending Milwaukee’s nine-year playoff streak and leaving the franchise with immediate roster and injury questions.