Akron Zips won their second consecutive Mid-American Conference Tournament championship, beating Miami RedHawks 76-74 with a buzzer-beater by Nate Johnson.

The Buffalo Sabres won a 4-3 shootout against the Vegas Golden Knights, with Alex Tuch scoring the decisive goal and Rasmus Dahlin tying the game late.

Indiana's Notre Dame, Ball State, and IU women's basketball teams have all made the 2025 NCAA Women's Basketball Tournament, creating excitement among fans.

A dispute exists over who created the March Madness bracket pool, with a Staten Island bar and a Kentucky postal worker both claiming origin in the 1970s.

The Xavier Musketeers secured a spot in the NCAA Tournament as an 11 seed, set to play Texas in the First Four after finishing the season with a 21-11 record.

Deshaun Watson and Jilly Anais announce their engagement amidst his challenging time with injuries in the NFL.

Florida won the SEC Tournament championship against Tennessee with an 86-77 victory, securing their first title since 2014. The Gators' strategy and ball movement proved effective over the Volunteers.

Purdue Boilermakers, a No. 4 seed in the NCAA Tournament's Midwest Region, play High Point in the first round, aiming to bounce back from a Big Ten quarterfinal loss.

Ohio State's women's basketball team, seeded No. 4, will host No. 13 Montana State in the NCAA tournament at Value City Arena. The Buckeyes aim for success after an early exit last year and a Big Ten semifinal loss this season.

The Cincinnati Bengals have extended contracts for wide receivers Ja'Marr Chase and Tee Higgins, making them among the highest-paid at their positions.

Three Indiana teams—Notre Dame, IU, and Ball State—have been selected for the NCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament. Notre Dame secured a No. 3 seed and will host Stephen F. Austin, while IU faces Utah as the ninth seed.

UNLV fired basketball coach Kevin Kruger after four seasons without NCAA Tournament appearances, despite a winning overall record. Athletic Director Harper seeks a new coach to fulfill higher ambitions.

Myles Garrett discusses his new $40 million annual extension with the Browns, his tumultuous offseason, and his dedication to the team following trade drama.