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The NCAA received the votes it needed to maintain its ban on professional sports betting. Andy Lyons / Getty Images The NCAA’s Division I membership voted Friday to rescind a rule change that would ...

Six college basketball players allegedly manipulated games and/or shared information with bettors, violations that carry consequences of permanent ineligibility, the NCAA announced Friday. The players ...

Last month, the NBA was rocked by a widespread betting investigation. Dozens of individuals with ties to the league, including a current head coach, were arrested on Oct. 23. At the time, the probe ...

The NCAA revoked the eligibility of six men’s college basketball players on Friday as a result of three separate sports-betting cases that involved a power-conference school and allegations of players ...

Expanding the tournament would likely increase the number of teams who would need to play their way into the storied event's first weekend. Dylan Buell / Getty Images NCAA president Charlie Baker sees ...

The Madden publisher is reportedly threatening to bail if it can't be the only college basketball game in town 2K Games EA NCAA College Basketball Electronic Arts revealed earlier this year that it’s ...

March Madness will not expand − for now. NCAA senior vice president of basketball Dan Gavitt announced on Aug. 4 the men's and women's basketball NCAA Tournament will keep its current format for the ...

The NCAA Tournament will remain at 68 teams — at least for another season. The 2026 men's and women's NCAA basketball brackets will continue in their current form, with the decision to stay put made ...

The NCAA won't be expanding the men's and women's basketball tournaments ahead of the 2025-26 season. Senior vice president of basketball Dan Gavitt announced Monday any proposals to grow the field ...

After days and weeks of intense speculation, the NCAA men’s and women’s basketball tournaments won’t be expanding — at least not quite yet. In a statement released on July 10, NCAA senior vice ...