Lack of a March Madness Cinderella makes for a must-see Sweet 16
It’s the NCAA Tournament of Goliath. David only lasted a few days. For the first time since 2019, the top
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Caitlin Clark’s legacy far greater than her records
Sunday afternoon, Caitlin Clark made history. She wrote her name into college basketball lore, becoming Division I’s all-time leading scorer.
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UConn is in class of its own as it eyes rare national championship repeat
There is no 1A and 1B. There aren’t multiple favorites. It is not Connecticut, Purdue and everyone else. Purdue belongs
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Gonzaga’s massive Kentucky upset still not enough to put it in NCAA conversation
No, Gonzaga, does not belong in the at-large conversation. Not off of just one win at Kentucky. Not with its
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Ed Cooley’s Georgetown team looks painfully familiar
Nobody was expecting overnight results. The NCAA Tournament wasn’t a projection, nor was a top-six finish in the Big East.
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Kyle Neptune lacks answers as ugly losses threaten to derail Villanova season
On Wednesday, Villanova wasn’t tough enough, pushed around for the better part of 40 minutes by previously struggling St. John’s.
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Shaheen Holloway’s impressive Seton Hall turnaround has come out of nowhere
Pick a surprising team. Wisconsin. Dayton. Ole Miss. None of them have come out of nowhere quite like Seton Hall.
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Alabama beating Georgia would cause College Football Playoff chaos
The final year of the four-team College Football Playoff has the potential for drama. Major questions without a clear answer.
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Florida State’s Jordan Travis injury blow shakes up College Football Playoff picture
For weeks, the College Football Playoff picture felt set. The Michigan/Ohio State winner, Georgia/Alabama winner, Oregon/Washington winner and Florida State.
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The Post’s college football rankings, Heisman watch following Week 11
The Post’s college football rankings and Heisman watch following Week 11. 1. Georgia (10-0) (Last week: 1) That’s now six
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