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Michael Wilbon rips NCAA over potential tournament expansion

Michael Wilbon calls on the NCAA to "leave alone what works" as talk of expanding the tournament grows

The logistics of possible NCAA basketball tournament expansion

How would an expanded March Madness work with 72 or 76 teams? Bracketologist Joe Lunardi tries to answer some of your questions.

Grand Canyon making immediate move to Mountain West from WAC

Grand Canyon University announced that its move to the Mountain West Conference from the Western Athletic Conference will begin immediately instead of July 2026.

Why MacMahon says Rockets are realistic championship contenders

Tim MacMahon joins "NBA Today" to break down how Kevin Durant can propel the Rockets to an NBA Finals appearance.

Georgia Tech hires Ryan Alpert as new athletic director

Georgia Tech has hired former Tennessee senior deputy AD Ryan Alpert as its new athletic director. The deal is for five years, sources told ESPN.

Princeton star Caden Pierce to redshirt, then enter portal

Princeton star Caden Pierce plans to redshirt next season in order to finish his degree before entering the transfer portal and playing his final season elsewhere in 2026-27.

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