NCAA Basketball

ATLANTA, GA - APRIL 06: (L-R) Jordan Morgan #52, Jon Horford #15 and Mitch McGary #4 of the Michigan Wolverines celerate on court after they won 61-56 against the Syracuse Orange during the 2013 NCAA Men's Final Four Semifinal at the Georgia Dome on April 6, 2013 in Atlanta, Georgia. (Photo credit: Streeter Lecka/Getty Images)

Louisville and Michigan To Fight for NCAA Title Monday

Start studying, Louisville. Michigan spoiled what would have been one heck of a going-away party for the Big East on Saturday night, beating Syracuse 61-56 to earn a spot in Monday night’s championship game against top-seeded Louisville. Now the Cardinals have less than 48 hours to get ready for a team they haven’t played since 1978.

2013/04/07

Montrezl Harrell (credit: Andy Lyons/Getty Images)

Louisville Cardinals Shut Down Colorado State, Into Semifinals

The Louisville Cardinals put on a defensive clinic, shutting down Colorado State and dominated the Rams 82-56.

2013/03/23

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South Dakota State Wins Summit League, NCAA Berth

Nate Wolters struggled to get his chances for most of the game . Once he did, the Summit League’s player of the year proved worthy of the title and added another – tournament MVP.

2013/03/13

Georgetown Climbs to No. 5 in AP Top 25

The Georgetown Hoyas jumped two spots to No. 5 and received two first-place votes in the last Associated Press Top 25 college basketball poll.

2013/03/04

Thirty years ago American University shocked crosstown rival Georgetown and embarrassed the national sensation Patrick Ewing with its swarming defense. (Credit: Fernando Aunon)

Elfin: Thirty Years Later And The Memory Still Looms

Saturday marks the 30-year anniversary of one of college basketball’s greatest upsets, held right here in Washington, D.C., when major underdog American U took down the Patrick Ewing-led Georgetown Hoyas in a game that’s still vividly remembered in D.C. sports lure.

2012/12/14

CAA Tournament Bounces to Baltimore

The CAA tournament has found a new home in Baltimore after years of being hosted by the city of Richmond, with the exit of two of its premiere programs in VCU and ODU to new conferences.

2012/12/12