Each person has his or own system for checking off correct predictions or incorrect predictions on one’s NCAA bracket. One aesthetic choice would involve highlighting the games one gets right in blue, and crossing off the mispicks with red pen.

Hopefully, everyone can use these tips and have a little more blue on their brackets this […]

On the heels of winning a state championship in basketball, Jeannette High School senior Terrelle Pryor said that he would finally make an announcement on which college he would attend next fall.

Pryor, arguably the nation’s No. 1 high school football recruit, made headlines when he declined to make that decision on National Signing Day last […]

The CONCACAF match between the United States and Honduras last night in Tampa was interrupted when a scantily-clothed female fan ran onto the pitch during play.

In other news, there was a soccer match last night?

THE SPORTS ECONOMIST catches something that I’d imagine went under everyone’s radar: the birth of yet another postseason college basketball tournament.

The College Basketball Invitational (CBI) Postseason Tournament will take 16 teams left out of the NCAA madness to have their own tournament, which will begin on Tuesday night and air on the cable network known […]

READERS DIGEST has the Barbaro piece you may or may not have been waiting all winter to read.

Brooks sits down with Jorge Sedano of 790 AM THE TICKET

Coppin State University is a historically black college based in Baltimore, with an enrollment of about 4,000 undergraduates, according to WIKIPEDIA.

And their baskeball team, with 20 losses, a losing record in the MEAC, and no notable wins, has just qualified for the NCAA tournament.

Conant (NH) High School’s junior captain, Stephen Record, died in a car crash in December, but was still part of a championship team that won the New Hampshire Class M boys’ basketball title Friday night.

Local news outlet UNIONLEADER.COM mentions that the win locks up a three-peat for the Jaffey high school, as well as a […]

YAHOO! SPORTS tells us that the youngest woman ever to win the biathalon World Cup is 21-year-old German Magdalena Neuner. Why do we care?

Oh, we just like biathalon. Now.

The latest cliché in sports could very well be “tornado-proof.”

After being left for dead on an Atlanta roadside, Georgia kept their season alive last night, winning their SEC semi-final game against Mississippi State, 64-60, only hours after upsetting Kentucky in overtime earlier that afternoon.