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Shai Gilgeous-Alexander Hits Absurd Jumper to Keep 20-Point Games Streak Alive

Shai Gilgeous-Alexander secured his 128th straight game with 20 or more points with a wild shot over Anthony Edwards.

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Cinderellas That Might’ve Been: 10 Great Mid-Major Teams That Flopped in the NCAA Men’s Tournament

Not every Cinderella story gets the ending it deserves.

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Men’s March Madness Selection Sunday Live Updates: Seeds, Matchups and Analysis

March Madness is finally upon as the selection committee will name the 68 teams competing in the NCAA tournament. Follow along with SI.

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Ten Great March Madness Cinderella Stories You May Have Forgotten

An eight-team tournament winner, David Robinson’s Navy squad and a First Four participant’s deep run highlight NCAA tournament stories worth remembering.

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Men’s Basketball Bracket Watch: Final March Madness Projections for Selection Sunday

The Atlantic 10 championship game has bubble implications, and we make the case for four bubble teams.

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America’s Favorite Villain Is Back: Duke Enters March Madness as the Team to Beat

Fueled by Cameron Boozer and battle-tested by last season’s heartbreak, the ACC champions shrugged off injuries to enter the NCAA tournament playing their best basketball of the season.

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UConn’s Week of Collapses Raises March Madness Questions

The Huskies let the Big East regular-season title slip away and were run off the floor by St. John’s—leaving Dan Hurley likening the experience to “Chernobyl.”

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Hawks Needed to Leave Trae Young Behind in Order to Take the Next Step

The Hawks have won nine straight and are 16–10 since trading Trae Young, showing the move was necessary for Atlanta to take the next step.

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Steph Curry Watching Anthony Edwards Helplessly From Sideline Sums Up Warriors’ Disastrous Slide

A viral clip of Steph Curry watching from the sideline as Anthony Edwards scored perfectly encapsulates the Warriors’ recent slide.

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Men’s Basketball Bracket Watch: All Eyes on San Diego State, VCU for Bubble Spots

Despite Oklahoma’s recent surge the Sooners are still on the outside looking in on the field and potential bid stealers loom.

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Jaden Bradley’s Buzzer Beater in Arizona–Iowa State Proved the Big 12 Didn’t Need a Gimmick

After ditching its light-up court, the conference produced the best game of the men’s basketball season and showcased its talent depth.

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A Year After Rock Bottom, the ACC’s Bounce Back Needs to Be More Than Duke

The league is improved this season, with potentially eight teams in the men’s NCAA tournament, but its strength must translate to deep March Madness runs.

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Wisconsin Backcourt Duo Nick Boyd and John Blackwell Are Done Being Ignored

The Badgers are primed for a deep March Madness run behind the two high-scoring guards who have long been an afterthought regardless of their production.

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Five Candidates to Succeed Wes Miller at Cincinnati

Cincinnati's late season bubble push wasn't enough to save Miller from losing his job.

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LeBron James Must Embrace Role Player Status for Lakers to Succeed

With Luka Dončić and Austin Reaves driving the offense, the four-time MVP is moving into one of the most unusual roles of his career.

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Bam Adebayo, Erik Spoelstra Both Gave Ice-Cold Quotes in Defense of 83-Point Game

Bam Adebayo and Erik Spoelstra fired back at critics of the Heat star’s 83-point game on Thursday night with a pair of ice-cold lines.

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SI:AM | The Bubble Teams That Will Be Sweating the Most on Selection Sunday

The selection committee will face several tough choices when building this year’s men’s NCAA tournament bracket.

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Sources: World Champion Mikaela Mayer Signs With Jake Paul’s MVP

The 35-year-old fighter is coming off a strong 2025, having defended one title and earning another in a third weight class.

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Eight Non-MLB Players Who Stole the Show in World Baseball Classic Pool Play

These players who aren’t in the major leagues have been taking advantage of their opportunity to turn heads at the World Baseball Classic.

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Men’s Basketball Bracket Watch: Auburn Slides Out, SMU and Texas Barely Hanging on

Oklahoma continues to make a compelling case, but remains out of the field currently. NC State and UCF are largely safe.

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Big 12 Swaps Out ‘Slippery’ Glass Court for Traditional Hardwood in Semifinals, Title Game

Kansas coach Bill Self called the move “the right thing to do” after multiple conference players said the bright and flashing lights on the court created some dizziness or headaches.

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Shorthanded and Flawed Duke Survives ACC Quarterfinal Scare. Will It Affect NCAA Tournament Hopes?

The Blue Devils’ combination of reliable defense with an offense that can be devastatingly effective floundered at times, but at their highest level, it’s a Final Four recipe.

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Shai Gilgeous-Alexander Breaks Wilt Chamberlain Record: When Could Thunder Star’s Feat End?

Thunder superstar Shai Gilgeous-Alexander has the most consecutive games with 20 or more points in NBA history. How far could the scoring feat go?

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Paolo Banchero, Magic Are Officially Worth Monitoring After Recent Surge

The start of the season was bad in Orlando, but as the playoffs approach the Magic are growing more threatening by the day.

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RedLocks: Miami (Ohio) Must Be in the NCAA Tournament or College Hoops Is Broken

Since the tournament expanded to 64 teams in 1985, no one-loss team has been omitted from the field.

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