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NCAA Tournament Bracketology: Houston now No. 1 seed for March Madness

No. 1 seeds has taken a hit in this week's Bracketology with Florida falling off the top line in favor of Houston.

USC-UCLA rematch leads women's college basketball weekend games to watch as the regular season ends and teams gear up for conference tournaments.

College football programs are hiring former NFL executives to deal with personnel and NIL activities. But they should be careful what they wish for.

Selection Sunday is coming fast and the weekend lineup for men's college basketball has key matchups in the SEC, Big 12 worth watching.

LSU is mourning the loss of freshman pole vaulter Dillon Reidenauer, one of two people killed in a car crash on campus in Baton Rouge. She was 18.

It should never, ever, take 40 minutes to play fewer than four minutes of game time, like what happened in this week's Vandy-Texas A&M men's game.

After beating No. 3 Florida on Tuesday, Georgia basketball had a delayed court storm to possibly avoid a $100,000 fine from the SEC

Georgia’s castaway became Miami’s treasure, and Carson Beck's antihero billing with his fancy cars and influencer girlfriend suits "the U."

So Oregon isn't Alabama or Georgia. So what? It's a lot closer than you think to winning a national championship with Dan Lanning.

There was no decision on the format for the College Football Playoff in 2025 after a meeting in Dallas. Why the leaders have yet to find solution.

Former Texas quarterback Quinn Ewers reportedly played throughout the 2024 season with a torn oblique, but is expected to throw at the NFL combine:

Dan Hooker has announced that he is out against Justin Gaethje due to injury. Here is how the card stands and how to watch UFC 313.

Who needs Greg Sankey and Tony Petitti? Elon Musk's latest artificial intelligence bot has bold College Football Playoff ideas.

Teams are moving up and down the projected field in this week's edition of Bracketology with Michigan State surging ahead and Purdue falling back.

One last hurdle for the College Football Playoff in 2025: SEC and Big Ten want straight seeding. But at what price to every other conference?