Busting Brackets
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After being controversially snubbed for the NCAA Tournament, Indiana State is the top seed in the National Invitation Tournament.
Harry Schroeder|
The No. 11 seeded Oregon Ducks (23-11, 12-8) are set to take on the No. 6 seeded South Carolina Gamecocks (26-7, 13-5) in the first round of the NCAA tournament on Thursday afternoon in Pittsburgh. 
Tyler Russell|
March Madness is here with the Big Ten sending six teams to the NCAA Tournament Here, we will discuss where each Big Ten team stands -- such as Purdue and Illinois -- and provide analysis into whether to buy or sell each team in March Madness.
Cole Amundson|
There are some stars in the West Region of the NCAA Tournament. Who are the top players overall in that part of the bracket?
Joey Loose|
Who are the best players in the Midwest Region of the NCAA Tournament? Here's a power ranking of the top-20.
Joey Loose|
Seton Hall, St. John's, & Providence settle for National Invitation Tournament as the Big East Conf earns 3 bids to the NCAA March Madness Tournament in U'Conn, Marquette, and Creighton. Dr. Charles McClelland and the Committee have some explaining to do.
Jack Russell|
North Carolina will take on either Wagner or Howard in the first round of the NCAA Tournament. Who will it be?
Jeremiah Artacho|
Let's take a look at which backcourts could help their team the most in the West Region of the NCAA Tournament.
Ericka Brockish|
Who are the best players in this year's South Region of the NCAA Tournament?
Joey Loose|
Mid-major NCAA tournament teams ready to pull off upsets as March madness begins.
Garrett Keogh|
There's plenty of talent among the teams in the East Region of the NCAA Tournament. Who ranks among the best?
Joey Loose|
Beyond the top four, there are a few teams that are peaking at the right time and there are teams that are floundering at the worst time possible.
Sam Fariss|
While this section of the bracket is stuffed to the gills with talented big men, there are quite a few guards who can carry their teams to the next round of the NCAA Tournament.
Sam Fariss|
March Madness is finally here, and now we await the teams that will bust our bracket, crush dreams, and create cinderella stories. However, the round of 64 is when we get the first glimpse of what teams are capable of, and here are three potential upsets.
Cole Sullivan|
Oakland as a No. 14 seed will travel to Pittsburgh to face off against No. 3 seed Kentucky in the first round of the NCAA Tournament.
Ryan Kay|
Postseason basketball brings both excitement and disappointment to Terre Haute as Indiana State men's basketball team gears up to host Southern Methodist (SMU).
Chad Winch|
The East Region has 11 conference champions and multiple red hot bid stealers, and they could feast on these three at-large teams that are limping into March Madness.
Josh Yourish|
After 26 seasons and another trip to the NCAA Tournament, Duquesne Basketball HC Keith Dambrot has decided to call it a career after this season.
Tristan Freeman|
These eight backcourt duos could carry their team through the South Region of the NCAA Tournament.
Matthew Conner|
After Adama Sanogo was named the Final Four's Most Outstanding Player and Zach Edey has taken the National Player of the Year in back-to-back years, the big man is making a comeback in college basketball and these are the beasts in the East.
Josh Yourish|
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