March Madness 2025: Once-proud ACC hits decades-low mark for NCAA Tournament futility
The ACC set a record for NCAA Tournament futility on Friday, as No. 11 seed North Carolina's 71-64 loss to No. 6 seed Ole Miss left Duke as the conference's only team left in the field. It marks the first time since the NCAA Tournament added at-large bids that there won't be multiple ACC teams in the second round.
March Madness winners, losers: McNeese State adds to ACC men's NCAA tournament misery
No. 12 McNeese upended No. 5 Clemson for its first NCAA Tournament victory in program history. Wade is a hot commodity. He’s reportedly in line to become North Carolina State’s coach after McNeese exits the tournament. Wade did not deny that report during a postgame interview on the Field of 68 podcast.
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For the first time since multiple teams from the same conference could even enter the NCAA tournament, the ACC failed to get ...
The ACC has been represented by at least three teams in the NCAA tournament every season since 1980, and this year is no ...
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ACC Tournament Semifinals: All 4 will be NCAA Tournament TeamsEach ACC team played in a dangerous game on an adventurous Thursday in Charlotte. Duke battled through Cooper Flagg’s injury ...
The last at-large team in the NCAA field, UNC couldn’t replicate its wire-to-wire spirited play from its First-Four win. The ...
Florida State guard Ta'Niya Latson entered the transfer portal after she led all Division I players in scoring this season.
Duke’s Kon Knueppel has distinguished himself with his consistency this season, but he still has the potential to be the Blue ...
Winner: UConn. Sure, it’s easy to dislike coach Danny Hurley, and we aren’t trying to change your mind. But the Huskies ...
NC State’s second-half performance against Duke in the ACC title game left the Wolfpack with a sour feeling. It hopes fun and ...
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