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In the course of coaching a premier college basketball program for nearly five decades, it would be easy to assume that one would get pretty good at assessing their team's chances from one year to the next. On Wednesday at the ACC Men's Basketball Media Day, Boeheim told several reporters that this year's squad of Orange will go to the Big Dance in March. After suffering his first losing season since taking up the profession at Syracuse, the 77 year-old coach is ready to get his team back to playing tournament basketball.

After watching the Elite 8 there is no question that Duke has the best chance to win the men’s National Championship.

I love the Saint Peter’s story, but it will end on Friday in the Sweet 16. I just don’t see how this Cinderella team gets past Purdue.

Head coach Colleen Mullen has done an incredible job leading the UAlbany Women’s basketball team to the NCAA tournament.

Star senior Buddy Boeheim punched FSU player Wyatt Wilkes after attempting to get a rebound early in the first half. Buddy received a one game suspension.

Syracuse sits at 15-12 overall and they have a 9-7 ACC record. Yesterday they scraped away a win over Georgia Tech in a game they probably should have lost.

The last time the Dutchmen lost in the regular season was October 13th. Of 2018. Union made history last Saturday, history that no Dutchmen team has done before.

The NCAA has made the decision we all thought was coming. NCAA President Mark Emmert and the Board of Governors have decided to cancel not only the Division I Men's and Women's Tournaments but all Winter and Spring NCAA Championships.

As concerns about Coronavirus grow, the NCAA has decided to play the mens and women's tournaments without fans.

Even though it's now April, you can blame March Madness for free pizza on Monday. A pizza chain made a deal during the NCAA tournament and now they are paying up.

The Times Union Center has announced the NCAA Mens Basketball Tournament is coming back to Albany.

The NCAA has announced it will be moving first and second round games from North Carolina to Greenville, South Carolina.