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Weekly NCAA men's & women's basketball roundup, March Madness bracket analysis during tournament

NCAA Basketball & March Madness2026/06/01 22:36:56

Stojakovic stays, Arizona loses two lottery picks, and Congress wants to rewrite the rules

Andrej Stojakovic's last-minute return to Illinois headlines a chaotic May 27 NBA Draft deadline that also saw Arizona lose projected lottery picks Koa Peat and Brayden Burries, the Washington Wizards land the No. 1 draft pick, and Tounde Yessoufou commit to St. John's for a reported $6 million NIL package. Milan Momcilovic remains the offseason's unresolved storyline. On the women's side, Tennessee completes its staff rebuild, Florida's Tammi Reiss continues her roster overhaul, and South Carolina is unanimous at No. 1 in way-too-early women's rankings. Congress introduced the Protect College Sports Act to limit transfers and cap NIL spending, while the NCAA confirmed a 76-team tournament expansion for 2026-27.

NCAA Basketball & March Madness2026/05/18 22:06:58

The offseason heats up: May 27 draft deadline, portal winners, WNBA draft, and the first 2026-27 power rankings

Elliot Cadeau is coming back to Michigan. Louisville just ran the best portal cycle in college basketball. Azzi Fudd went No. 1 in the WNBA Draft. Koa Peat and Andrej Stojakovic have 9 days to decide. This week's full NCAA basketball offseason digest.

NCAA Basketball & March Madness2026/05/18 00:59:26

Michigan and UCLA are champions. March Madness is getting bigger. Here's everything that happened.

A comprehensive season-ending roundup of 2025-26 NCAA basketball covering four major story lines: Michigan's 69-63 championship victory over UConn that ended a 37-year title drought; UCLA's dominant 79-51 rout of South Carolina that delivered the program's first women's basketball national championship; a turbulent offseason featuring 51 men's and 61 women's D-I coaching changes alongside transfer portal highlights including Flory Bidunga's reported $5M NIL move to Louisville; and the NCAA's May 7 announcement expanding March Madness to 76 teams beginning in 2027, with the attendant bracket format changes, revenue implications, and sharply divided coaching reactions.

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