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And then there were just 32. How do these teams stack up against each other after surviving the first round?

From Michigan vs. Saint Louis to Arkansas vs. High Point, here are the keys that could decide every game.

Money lines, spreads, totals and BPI predictions for all 16 games in the second round of the men's college basketball tournament

After years of exchanging ideas and scouting notes, coaches Dusty May and Josh Schertz meet with a Sweet 16 berth on the line.

What were the coolest, weirdest and most notable things to happen in the men's NCAA tournament's first round? We've got some of the best right here.

No. 9 seed Iowa weathered a late push to hold off eighth-seeded Clemson 67-61 in the first round of the NCAA tournament on Friday night.

Darryn Peterson finished with a game-high 28 points in his NCAA tournament debut Friday night, but he wasn't involved much in the final minutes as Kansas struggled to hold off Cal Baptist in a 68-60 win.

Purdue's Braden Smith broke Bobby Hurley's NCAA all-time assists record Friday night, reaching 1,077 for his career during a first-round NCAA tournament game against Queens University.

Ja'Kobi Gillespie hit six 3-pointers and scored 29 points as sixth-seeded Tennessee ended a fabulous season for Miami (Ohio) with a 78-56 win in the first round of the NCAA tournament.

Prosecutors allege "drug transactions" were found on Crimson Tide basketball star Aden Holloway's phone after he was arrested on a felony drug charge, according to documents obtained by ESPN.

Tarris Reed Jr. had one of the most dominant performances in NCAA tournament history, posting 31 points and 27 rebounds to help No. 2 seed UConn stave off an upset with an 82-71 win over Furman.

Florida began its national title defense with the second-largest victory margin in NCAA tournament history, pounding Prairie View A&M 114-55.

UCLA's Skyy Clark shook off the pain after losing a chunk of his top front tooth late in Friday's first-round game against UCF and helped the Bruins secure a 75-71 victory.

From mid-major leaders to national superstars, here's who could impact their teams' NCAA tournament runs.

Former coaches of elite freshmen break down who can lead, win and elevate their teams when it matters most.

A few college basketball fanatics were looking for a local team to root for in 2023. They landed on the LIU Sharks — and turned rooting for them into a passion.

Entering the first weekend of the NCAA tournament, this is where things stand across various openings for 2026-27.