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Alabama now No. 1 seed in college basketball Bracketology projection of NCAA tournament field

There was change at the top of this week's USA TODAY Sports Bracketology with Alabama rising to a No. 1 seed at the expense of SEC rival Tennessee.

Welcome to the grind of brutal losses and soul searching, Penn State. No team avoids it on the road to the national title.

Auburn survived a challenge from Tennessee and the Tigers remain the No. 1 team in the USA TODAY Sports men's basketball poll followed by Duke.

After another big victory against a highly ranked team, no team can match the season Auburn is having. It was also a big weekend for Houston.

Kody Steele explains being a UFC up-and-comer in the Syndicate MMA training room has its perks going into his UFC 312 debut.

Here's a look at how the Houston men's basketball team erased a six-point deficit in a handful of seconds to win at Kansas.

Kansas had multiple chances to win the game, but kept coming up short. In the end, it was Houston celebrating a double overtime victory.

Colorado football quarterback Shedeur Sanders does not play to play in East-West Shrine Bowl, but will meet with NFL teams this week:

Will Auburn basketball forward Johni Broome play Saturday vs. No. 7 Tennessee? Here's the latest injury updates on the Tigers' star forward:

Here's a look at Bill Belichick's contract with North Carolina football, which he formally signed Wednesday:

Notre Dame’s college football future hinges on a hinge. An elbow, specifically. That elbow connects quarterback CJ Carr’s upper arm to his lower arm.

ACC's idea of a mini-tournament before the College Football Playoff only adds games for players, will cost more money in the long run.

The SEC will feature two top-25 showdowns, including No. 1 Auburn vs. No. 7 Tennessee.

The college football season is over, which means it's time for the first men's basketball Bracketology. And the field is full of SEC teams.

Insurance industry experts found the extra $1 million in disability insurance for the two Colorado football players to be a bit strange.