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Quarterfinal action begins at 7 p.m. ET on Tuesday with Chattanooga taking on Bradley in Peoria, Illinois.
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Every Saturday game can be seen on TBS and TruTV.
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Oluchi Okananwa recorded her third double-double of the season to lead ACC Tournament champion Duke past North Carolina 47-38 Friday and into the Elite 8 of the women's NCAA Tournament.
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STILLWATER — The Oklahoma State men’s basketball season isn’t over after all. The Cowboys were selected as a No. 4 seed for the 32-team National Invitation Tournament and will host Wichita State at 8 p.m. Tuesday at Gallagher-Iba Arena. OSU was ...
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The NIT Final Four will begin on April 1 in Indianapolis, with the championship game on April 3. NCAAs or NIT? These are March Madness bracketology's 9 most polarizing teams
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What channel is NIT bracket revealed today? Time, TV for postseason basketball tournamentHere's what you need to know about the unveiling of the 2025 NIT bracket, including time, date and more for the 2025 March Madness tournament:
Here's the background of the NIT's field size over the years and how it went from the prestige college basketball competition to second to the Big Dance.
The NCAA Tournament remains the pinnacle, and every team fights all year to earn a bid. There were 68 teams who heard their name on Sunday’s selection show, and all of them celebrated their inclusion in March Madness. Those who did not have a decision to make.
In the past few years, the NCAA has taken operational control of the NIT, the College Insider Tournament (CIT) has been canceled and the power conferences have discussed expanding the NCAAs. Just two weeks ago, in fact, Big 12 commissioner Brett Yormark addressed what would be the first major change to March Madness in 40 years.
Everything you need to know in order to watch UC Irvine vs. UAB men's NIT basketball on March 26 including TV channel, streaming and more.
It’s not difficult to envision a world in which the CBC thrives over time and the power conferences grow increasingly frustrated with the NCAAs, Jon Wilner writes.