A historically dominant season from the SEC could mean as many as 14 teams end up making the field of 68 in the 2025 NCAA Tournament, and two of those teams are projected No. 1 seeds.  No. 1 overall should be Auburn,

Michigan State excels on the offensive glass, holds its opponents to a paltry 28% shooting from deep (If you can’t shoot you better make sure the other team can’t either), gets to the charity stripe and masks its weakness by only taking the occasional 3. But Auburn is Auburn. The Tigers earned the No. 1 seed for a reason.

Let’s take a look at this monumental day. Selection Sunday is the official start of the annual NCAA basketball tournament. On this spectacular day, the tournament selection committee announces ...

The Duke and North Carolina women have faced each other 110 times, including 16 games on a neutral court, but they’ve never played in the NCAA Tournament — until Friday.

Is Auburn still the No. 1 overall seed? Is North Carolina in or out? Here are the key questions facing the committee before the NCAA selection show on Sunday.

Barring a shocking change over the next week and a half, a large part of how the 2025 NCAA Tournament will be remember is already cemented.