Kansas in NCAA opener with Dickinson healthy despite McCullar absence
Kansas center Hunter Dickinson declares his dislocated shoulder is good enough to play in the NCAA tournament opener versus Samford in Salt Lake City. The Jayhawks will be without leading scorer Kevin McCullar Jr. as they try to steady a rough stretch after losses to Cincinnati and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Hunter Dickinson
Jayhawks
Dickinson
Salt Lake City
Samford
Kevin McCullar Jr
Cincinnati
McCullar
Houston
Dajuan Harris
Kev
Bill Self
Self
Marquette Star Kolek Near Return For NCAA Tournament
Marquette coach Shaka Smart said Tyler Kolek has been practicing in 5-on-5 drills as the 2023 Big East player of the year returns from an oblique injury. The guard has missed six games but is expected to play Friday as Marquette, a No. 2 seed, faces Western Kentucky in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquette
Shaka Smart
Tyler Kolek
Kolek
Smart
Associated Press
Milwaukee
Providence
Uconn
Purdue seeks path past 2023 upset as March Madness begins
Purdue, a No. 1 seed with 29 wins, takes on Grambling in the Midwest Region led by 7-foot-4 star Zach Edey as it confronts last year’s stunning FDU upset. The program channels Virginia’s comeback after UMBC to stay focused on a potential deep run and a first Final Four since 1980.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zach Edey
Fletcher Loyer
Caleb Furst
Purdue
Fairleigh Dickinson
Columbus
Braden Smith
Matt Painter
Boilermakers
Smith
Virginia
UMBC
Cavaliers
Ty Jerome
Cleveland Cavaliers
Camden Heide
Midwest
Edey
Associated Press
Grambling
Connecticut
Houston
North Carolina
Painter
Battle 4 Atlantis
Bahamas
UNC
Tony Bennett
Bennet
Bennett
Matt
Kyle Guy
Jerome
Grambling State wins First Four thriller to reach NCAA
Grambling State rallied from 14 down to beat Montana State 88-81 in overtime to earn the program’s first NCAA Tournament win. Jimel Cofer scored all 19 in the second half and OT, Burnett and Jourdan Smith each had 18, advancing as a 16 seed to face Purdue in the Midwest Region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Jimel Cofer
Grambling State
Montana State
Grambling
Burnett
Jourdan Smith
Tigers
Jayson Kent
Indiana State
Kent
Sycamores
Ryan Conwell
Xavier Bledson
Zhuric Phelps
Ja’Heim Hudson
Mustangs
Chuck Harris
Pirates edge Saint Joseph's in OT behind Dawes 26
Al-Amir Dawes scored a career high 26 points including the go ahead 3 in overtime as Seton Hall beat Saint Joseph's 75-72. Addae-Wusu had 18 points for Seton Hall with 10 rebounds. Saint Joseph's Erik Reynolds led with 27 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Al-Amir Dawes
Seton Hall
Saint Joseph's
Dawes
Pirates
Dylan Addae-Wusu
Dre Davis
Hawks
Erik Reynolds
Christ Essandoko
Xzavier Brown
Addae-Wusu
Freeman crowned MAC Player of the Year and All-American
Akron standout Enrique Freeman rises from walk-on to star as MAC and national honors pile up. The 6 foot 7 forward posted 18.6 points and 12.9 rebounds per game with 30 double-doubles while earning MAC Tournament MVP and AP honorable mention All-America ahead of Akron’s NCAA bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeman
Zips
PPG Paints Arena
Creighton
Akron
Greg Tribble
James Rhodes Arena
Tribble
Grace
Rock & Roll Hall of Fame
David Robinson
Also Mentioned on This Page
NCAA
Indianapolis
Robert Ford III
Cofer
The
SMU
Duke Deen
Bradley
Deen
Braves
Darius Hannah
Malevy Leons
Braden Norris
Ramblers
Adelekun
Loyola Chicago
Miles Rubin
Wake Forest
Appalachian State
Kevin Miller
Miller
Demon Deacons
Cameron Hildreth
Eston Reid
CJ Huntley
Mountaineers
Terence Harcum
Tre’Von Spillers
Princeton
Rob Whaley Jr
UNLV
Whaley
Rebels
Keylan Boone
Justin Webster
Caden Pierce
Zach Martini
Blake Peters
Boone
Groce
Tania
Cleveland
St. Martin de Porres
Kent State
Golden Flashes
Rob Senderoff
Enrique Freeman
Senderoff
Doug McDermott
McDermott
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!