Sister Jean, who was 98 years old at the time, became a huge star as the Loyola Chicago men’s basketball team’s love for her was apparent, as was her love for the Ramblers program. “Sister Jean has passed away at the age of 106. A legend that we will never forget,” the official March Madness page posted on X.

Warner Bros. Discovery is gearing up to split into two entities, Warner Bros., which will hold on to the movie studio and digital assets, and Discovery Global, which will house the cable assets including TNT Sports. But luckily for sports fans, that split ...

March Madness fanatics are willing to ignore the TruTV contests, and will even fill out brackets on Sunday-Wednesday of tournament week without knowing (or caring) who is going to win the four games in Dayton, but the early round becomes almost impossible to ignore if the number of teams participating jumps from four to 12.

The year is 1992, the month is March. LSU has drawn BYU in the first round of the NCAA tournament. The Tigers arrive in Boise, Idaho, with their 7-foot-1, 295-pound superstar — center Shaquille O’Neal. By this point, Shaq was already a household name ...

Loyola Chicago legendary men’s basketball team chaplain Sister Jean has died, the university announced late Thursday night. She was 106 years old. Jean Dolores Schmidt, better known as Sister Jean, gained national notoriety in 2018 as she was with the Ramblers every step of the way as they reached the Final Four.

Mick Cronin's UCLA Bruins are entering the 2025-26 season with some of the most upside in college basketball. In ESPN's latest Men's Bracketology: 2026 NCAA Tournament Prediction, Joe Lunardi has the Bruins as a 4-seed in the South (Houston) Region of ...

The 2026 NCAA Women's Final Four is scheduled for PHX Arena in Phoenix. It will be the first time Phoenix hosts the event. In 2027, Nationwide Arena in Columbus, Ohio, will host. That will mark the second time in four years the state of Ohio has been the site, as Cleveland hosted the 2024 Final Four, which was Caitlin Clark's final collegiate game.

The NCAA basketball tournament could expand to as many as 76 teams beginning in 2027, according to a report Thursday by On3’s Ross Dellenger.