2014 NCAA tournament preview: Baylor
By Ryan Hoerger | March 19, 2014A closer look at the Baylor Bears and their prospects for the 2014 NCAA tournament
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Monday through Thursday this week, The Blue Zone will be breaking down each region in this year's NCAA Tournament. Today we continue with the West.
The Blue Devils will face 15th seed Winthrop in their first-round game at Cameron Indoor Stadium Saturday.
Monday through Thursday this week, ?The Blue Zone ?will be breaking down each region in this year's NCAA Tournament. Today we begin with the South?.
In a video for Funny or Die, the comedy website founded by Will Ferrell and Adam McKay's production company, J.J. Redick explains how to fill out the perfect NCAA Tournament bracket.
Gone are the days when the ACC tournament champion could effectively be decided by a coin flip between Duke and North Carolina.
Jabari Parker's 23-point performance and big second half earned him the game ball in Duke's loss to Virginia.
The Blue Devils will take on 14th seed Mercer in a second-round matchup Friday in Raleigh.
Virginia proved that defense does, in fact, win championships.
After a slow offensive start for both teams, Duke trails Virginia 28-25 at halftime of the ACC tournament championship game.
The three keys for the Blue Devils in their ACC tournament championship game matchup against Virginia.
Quinn got cooking from deep yesterday against N.C. State, and Duke needs a repeat performance to best No. 6 Virginia.
In the first year of the new ACC, the last two teams standing are old conference foes.
Duke head coach Mike Krzyzewski said his league deserves more than five bids in this year's NCAA tournament.