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Stanford's men's and women's basketball teams, which have been playing home games in Santa Cruz due to coronavirus restrictions, are scheduled to return to campus.
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South Carolina forward Alanzo Frink will miss the rest of the men's basketball season due to medical reasons, coach Frank Martin announced Tuesday.
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Big East commissioner Val Ackerman has signed a three-year contract extension that runs through 2024. Ackerman has been at the conference's helm since June 2013.
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Coach Tom Izzo says Michigan State (8-4, 2-4 Big Ten) is planning to play at Rutgers (8-6, 4-6) on Thursday night after postponing three straight games due to a COVID-19 outbreak.
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Fordham head coach Jeff Neubauer is leaving after six seasons, the program announced. The Rams are 1-7 on the season.
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Virginia Tech has indefinitely suspended Tyrece Radford, the Hokies' second-leading scorer, from all team activities.
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Coach Mike Krzyzewski has apologized to a Duke student reporter for his testy response to a question after the Blue Devils' loss Saturday.
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Red-hot Alabama is a No. 2 seed, which would match the best showing in the Tide's bracket history (2002, 1987).
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The coronavirus pandemic makes an 80-team NCAA tournament a non-starter, but here's how the mythical 80-team field would look.
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Houston, Alabama, Virginia and Florida State are climbing the rankings, but Gonzaga and Baylor are still in another echelon.
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