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Men's College Basketball Standings - 2020-21

Conference Leaders
Atlantic Coast Conference
No.5: Florida State (10 - 3 Conference, 14 - 4 Overall)
Big 12 Conference
No.3: Baylor (10 - 1 Conference, 18 - 1 Overall)
Big East Conference
No.10: Villanova (10 - 3 Conference, 15 - 4 Overall)
Big Ten Conference
No.2: Michigan (13 - 1 Conference, 18 - 1 Overall)
Pac-12 Conference
UCLA (13 - 4 Conference, 17 - 6 Overall)
Southeastern Conference
No.8: Alabama (14 - 2 Conference, 19 - 6 Overall)
West Coast Conference
No.1: Gonzaga (15 - 0 Conference, 24 - 0 Overall)


Women's College Basketball Standings - 2020-21

Conference Leaders
Atlantic Coast Conference
No.5: Louisville (14 - 2 Conference, 21 - 2 Overall)
Big 12 Conference
No.6: Baylor (15 - 1 Conference, 20 - 2 Overall)
Big East Conference
No.1: UConn (17 - 0 Conference, 20 - 1 Overall)
Big Ten Conference
No.8: Maryland (15 - 1 Conference, 19 - 2 Overall)
Pac-12 Conference
No.4: Stanford (19 - 2 Conference, 22 - 2 Overall)
Southeastern Conference
No.2: Texas A&M (13 - 1 Conference, 12 - 1 Overall)
West Coast Conference
No.18: Gonzaga (16 - 1 Conference, 21 - 3 Overall)

 

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Texas A&M Aggies reach best-ever ranking of No. 2 in women's AP poll; UConn Huskies remain No. 1
Texas A&M moved up to No. 2, its highest ranking ever in the Associated Press women's college basketball poll, a day after winning its first SEC regular-season title. UConn remained the top choice in the poll, getting 27 first-place votes. NC State fell to No. 3. Baylor, South Carolina, Maryland, UCLA and Indiana were the next five.

Men's AP Top 25 College Basketball Rankings
Gonzaga, Michigan, Baylor, Illinois and Iowa

 

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Ranking college football's top 60 quarterbacks of the 2000s
Quarterback play in the 2000s has evolved to include numbers we never thought imaginable: 3,500/1,000 seasons, 200 passer ratings, completion rates nearing 80%.

 

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College Basketball
*NCAAM Division I Schedule
*NCAAM Basketball Scoreboard
*Men's College Basketball Standings - 2020-21
*Men's College Basketball Rankings

*NCAAW Division I Schedule
*NCAAW Basketball Scoreboard
*Women's College Basketball Standings - 2020-21
*Women's College Basketball Rankings

 

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NIT downsizes to 16 teams, will hold entire tournament in Dallas-Fort Worth area
In previous years, the tournament has featured 32 teams with games being held at campus sites until the semifinals and championship game at Madison Square Garden in New York.

 

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Mike Pearl, former ESPN production executive, dies at 77

Former ESPN production executive Mike Pearl, a member of the Sports Broadcasting Hall of Fame who had a major influence on a wide range of high-profile events over four decades and multiple networks, died at the age of 77, according to Sports Video Group. Pearl spent two stints at ABC Sports during his long career and brought his expertise to ESPN before retiring in 2014. He won 17 Sports Emmy Awards. Pearl started his career as an on-air reporter in local news in Miami in the late 1960s, and he made his mark at CBS Sports in the 1970s producing "The NFL Today" with Phyllis George, Brent Musburger, Irv Cross and Jimmy "The Greek" Snyder. Pearl rejoined ABC Sports in 2003, supervising Monday Night Football, the 2006 FIFA World Cup and golf, among other properties.

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*A Duke-UNC encore and the big questions for college basketball's final weekend of the regular season
*ACC Men's Basketball Standings

 

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Men's College Basketball Standings - 2020-21

Conference Leaders
Atlantic Coast Conference
No.21: Virginia (13 - 4 Conference, 17 - 6 Overall)
Big 12 Conference
No.3: Baylor (12 - 1 Conference, 20 - 1 Overall)
Big East Conference
No.10: Villanova (11 - 4 Conference, 16 - 5 Overall)
Big Ten Conference
No.2: Michigan (14 - 2 Conference, 19 - 2 Overall)
Pac-12 Conference
Oregon (13 - 4 Conference, 18 - 5 Overall)
Southeastern Conference
No.8: Alabama (16 - 2 Conference, 21 - 6 Overall)
West Coast Conference
No.1: Gonzaga (15 - 0 Conference, 24 - 0 Overall)


Women's College Basketball Standings - 2020-21

Conference Leaders
Atlantic Coast Conference
No.5: Louisville (14 - 2 Conference, 23 - 2 Overall)
Big 12 Conference
No.6: Baylor (16 - 1 Conference, 21 - 2 Overall)
Big East Conference
No.1: UConn (18 - 0 Conference, 22 - 1 Overall)
Big Ten Conference
No.8: Maryland (17 - 1 Conference, 21 - 2 Overall)
Pac-12 Conference
No.4: Stanford (19 - 2 Conference, 24 - 2 Overall)
Southeastern Conference
No.2: Texas A&M (13 - 1 Conference, 23 - 2 Overall)
West Coast Conference
No.18: Gonzaga (16 - 1 Conference, 21 - 3 Overall)

 

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Gonzaga Bulldogs remain No. 1, Baylor Bears back to No. 2 in AP Top 25
Gonzaga's bid to go wire-to-wire No. 1 is in its final week received 61 of 63 first-place votes from a media panel. Baylor moved back into the No. 2 slot after dropping a spot last week. Illinois, Michigan and Iowa rounded out the top 5.

Stanford jumps to No. 2 in women's AP Top 25 poll behind UConn
Buoyed by an impressive run to the Pac-12 Conference championship, Stanford jumped two spots to No. 2 in The Associated Press women's college basketball poll on Monday. North Carolina State stayed at No. 3 after edging Louisville for the Atlantic Coast Conference championship. Texas A&M and South Carolina rounded out the top five teams in the poll.

 

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Women's college basketball 2021 conference tournament brackets, schedules, tickets punched
Championship Week is here. Which women's college basketball teams will clinch automatic bids to the 2021 women's NCAA tournament? Thirty-one berths are one the line. The 64-team NCAA tournament bracket will be unveiled on March 15.

 

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March Madness 2021: What to know about every team in the NCAA tournament bracket
The 2021 men's NCAA tournament field is set, you'll need the right information to make the right picks in your March Madness bracket.

Gonzaga, Baylor, Illinois, Michigan get top seeds in NCAA men's basketball tournament
Gonzaga is the No. 1 overall seed in this year's NCAA men's basketball tournament after a dominant season that saw the Bulldogs go undefeated. Baylor, Illinois and Michigan were awarded the other No. 1 seeds by the selection committee on Sunday.

 

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Gonzaga Bulldogs complete season-long run at No. 1 in AP Top 25
The Bulldogs (26-0) received all 60 first-place votes to stay atop Monday's final poll, becoming the first team since Kentucky in 2014-15 to be No. 1 in every poll and the 14th overall. Illinois jumped to No. 2, swapping spots with Baylor. Michigan was next at No. 4. Alabama was No. 5,

UConn Huskies finish No. 1 in women's AP Top 25 poll for 16th time
The Huskies were No. 1 for the final five weeks of the season. Stanford, which spent six weeks atop the Top 25, finished at No. 2. NC State was No. 3. Texas A&M and Baylor finished No. 4 and No. 5.

 

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ACC now allows college athletes to transfer within conference
The intraconference transfer rule, created in 1996, required student-athletes without a degree to sit out one year if they were transferring from one ACC school to another.

Group hires attorney, threatens lawsuit to save Clemson men's track program
Clemson announced in November that it would discontinue its men's cross country and track and field programs amid budget concerns brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic. Athletic director Dan Radakovich cited financial strain and Title IX issues as factors in their decision to eliminate the men's program.

 

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Marvelous Marvin Hagler, middleweight boxing great, dies at 66
Hagler fought on boxing's biggest stages against its biggest names, as he, Leonard, Hearns and Roberto Duran dominated the middleweight classes during a golden time for boxing in the 1980s. Hagler finished 62-3-2 with 52 knockouts.

 

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UConn freshman Paige Bueckers leads women's AP All-America team

Bueckers averaged 19.7 points, 6.1 assists and shot nearly 54% from the field and a remarkable 47% from 3-point range. She became the first UConn player to score 30 or more points in three straight games, including a 31-point effort against South Carolina. She also set the school record for assists in a game (14) and the freshman mark.

Dana Evans was a key to Louisville's regular-season ACC championship. She averaged 20 points and saved her best effort for the fourth quarter when she consistently would take over games to give the Cardinals the victory. She shot 92% from the free throw line.

Aliyah Boston had a solid sophomore season for South Carolina, averaging 13.7 points, 11.7 rebounds and blocking 2.8 shots a game. She was a key reason that the Gamecocks won the SEC Tournament.

Rhyne Howard had a strong junior year, averaging 20.7 points and 2.3 steals for Kentucky. She became the school's first women's basketball All-American last season.

NaLyssa Smith has been key to Baylor's continued success. The junior forward led the team in scoring and rebounding as the Lady Bears won their 11th regular-season Big 12 title in a row. She averaged 18.1 points and shot 54% from the field.

The second team was headlined by NC State's Elissa Cunane. She was joined by Naz Hillmon, who is the first women's player at Michigan to earn All-America honors. Aari McDonald of Arizona was on the second team for the second straight year. Iowa freshman Caitlin Clark, who led the nation in scoring and Charli Collier of Texas rounded out the squad. The third team was Oklahoma State's Natasha Mack, Maryland's Ashley Owusu, UCLA's Michaela Onyenwere, Stanford's Kiana Williams and Arkansas' Chelsea Dungee.

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