Auburn is undefeated when it eats at Japanese steakhouses before games. And according to coach Bruce Pearl, the Tigers were head to one Saturday.
Author: Nancy Armour, USA TODAY
Opinion: Kentucky star PJ Washington’s will stronger than the pain in his sprained foot
Despite injured foot, PJ Washington finished with 16 points in less than 26 minutes, and came up with a monster block as Kentucky held off Houston.
Opinion: Auburn’s Bruce Pearl symbolizes the rot in college athletics
Bruce Pearl was out of college basketball for three years, punishment for a “show cause” penalty following multiple NCAA violations at Tennessee
Opinion: North Carolina has a freshmen duo that is phenomenal, too
While the country has been transfixed on Zion Williamson and R.J. Barrett, UNC freshmen duo Coby White and Nassir Little have been pivotal, too.
Opinion: In taunting Oregon player, UC Irvine coach demeaned gays, women and his school
UC Irvine coach Russell Turner tried to rattle Oregon’s Louis King by calling him “Queen” and encouraged his players to do likewise.
March Madness: With Luke Maye leading way, North Carolina cruises into Sweet 16
Luke Maye shining in the NCAA tournament is nothing new to North Carolina. It’s a good omen for the Tar Heels, who beat Washington to reach Sweet 16.
Opinion: Washington hoping to be colossal March Madness pain for top-seeded North Carolina
Washington coach Mike Hopkins spent his formative years as a player and coach under Jim Boeheim at Syracuse. His defense will look familiar.
NCAA tournament: North Carolina shakes off slow start to roll past Iona
North Carolina found itself trailing Iona at halftime of its first-round game of the NCAA tournament. The Tar Heels took care of business in second half.
Opinion: Roy Williams doesn’t want to hear talk of his amazing coaching streak at NCAA tournament
Teams coached by Roy Williams have made it to the second round or better in 29 consecutive NCAA tournament appearances as head coach.
Opinion: Colin Kaepernick proves to be a winner again with settlement with NFL
In settling with Colin Kaepernick, the NFL avoided a potentially ugly legal case. But the league still has plenty left to answer for.