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Cooper Flagg says he is "pain-free" following his ankle injury and expects to be fully healthy for Duke's NCAA tournament opener against Mount St. Mary's.
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McNeese coach Will Wade and his boom box-toting manager are moving on in March Madness after the 12th-seeded Cowboys held off No. 5 seed Clemson on Thursday in the first bracket buster of the NCAA tournament.
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Louisville guard Reyne Smith tried to play through injury, but his right ankle gave way in the second half as the Cardinals' season came to an end with an 89-75 loss to Creighton.
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It's been a rocky season for the two-time defending champions, but UConn coach Dan Hurley said his team enters the NCAA tournament devoid of pressure.
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Tamin Lipsey expressed cautious optimism that he would be available when Iowa State faces Lipscomb in the first round.
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Memphis guard Tyrese Hunte will miss Friday's NCAA Tournament opener against Colorado State as he continues to recover from a left foot injury he suffered during the AAC tournament.
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Norfolk State coach Robert Jones, whose Spartans are 27.5-point underdogs to No. 1 seed Florida on ESPN Bet, is "a little angry" over how heavily the Gators are favored for Friday's first-round matchup in the NCAA tournament.
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Fordham has fired men's basketball coach Keith Urgo after three seasons, the school announced Thursday.
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They have covered college basketball all season. Which team does the ESPN crew think will cut down the nets in San Antonio?
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