March Madness is here, and Gonzaga University’s men's basketball team is ready for another NCAA tournament run after 26 consecutive seasons of success.
The Gonzaga Bulldogs swept away the Kansas Jayhawks to advance to the Sweet 16 for the 13th time in school history.
Bulldogs hold Kansas to their lowest 2nd half-point total in program tourney history
The Bulldogs pulled away in the second half, and Kansas' point total was the lowest in program history in their long line of NCAA March Madness games. Kan...
While print media has slowly eroded over the years thanks to the internet, it is still an honor to make the cover of venerable publication "Sports Illustrated".
In their upcoming February 23rd edition, Mark Few's Gonzaga Bulldogs Men's Basketball team gets that distinction.
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The NCAA basketball tournament has always been called "March Madness," even though the Final Four and championship game are in April. If you see a lot of round 1 games with top seeds facing long shots, you'll also witness "safe" basketball that doesn't look mad at all. So why is it called March Madness? These three videos explain it all.
A lot of people do their March Madness picks based on mascots. Considering your odds of winning, that sounds as legitimate as anything else. To make it more fun, the Washington Post is introducing mascot emoji!
The NCAA Tournament is upon us. It’s that time of year when phrases like “Cinderella,” “bust your bracket” and “big dance” re-enter our vocabulary.
The second day of the NCAA Tournament saw the heavyweights come out in the South Region, courtesy of the top three seeds taking to the court in a day featuring six games.
March Madness is in full-on, face-painted, trash-talking, ankle-snapping, buzzer-beating, swing. Unless you're 6'9" and play for Louisville, the only way you're going to the Final Four is to buy a ticket and make the pilgrimage to Atlanta or watch it on the big screen from your couch...