The 2015 Big South Conference Tournament kicks off Wednesday with a trio of first-round games. All 11 conference teams will vie for an opportunity to reach the title bout on Sunday, March 8, with a chance to earn the league's automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament.
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2015 Big South Conference Tournament Preview
Auburn running back Corey Grant was too fast for many stop watches on Tuesday as NFL scouts varied anywhere from 4.15 to 4.36 while clocking his 40-yard dash. But fast is fast, and Grant improved his draft stock with his show of incredible speed.
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Blazing-fast Grant still with much to prove after stellar Pro Day
It's a different job, the one Dan Leibovitz has now, but still all about hoops. Leibovitz worked at Temple for a decade as John Chaney's assistant, was head coach at the University of Hartford, then did brief stints assisting Jerome Allen at his alma mater, Penn, and as an assistant coach with the Charlotte Bobcats. It all prepared him for his current job as the American Athletic Conference's …
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New job, but still hoops for Leibovitz
On the day before its 1990 West Coast Conference tournament semifinal with host Loyola Marymount, Portland practiced in the Lions' Gersten Pavilion.
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Fallen star: 25 years ago, Hank Gathers died on the court
The Mississippi State Bulldogs dropped a 3-2 decision to Arkansas-Pine Bluff under rainy conditions in Starkville Tuesday night. The loss was the first defeat for the Bulldogs who had run-off 13 straight victories to open the 2015 season.
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Arkansas-Pine Bluff ends Mississippi State's season-opening 13-game win streak
After a disappointing loss to Boston College Saturday, the NC State men’s basketball team got back on track, beating the Clemson Tigers 66-61.
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Pack scrapes by against Clemson
© Michael Ivins/Boston Red Sox/Getty Images Runsey Castillo, Garin Cecchini and Jackie Bradley Jr. of the Boston Red Sox take the field during an exhibition game against the Boston College Eagles on March 3 in Fort Myers, Florida.
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Red Sox, Boston College honor ALS-stricken Frates
The Michigan men’s lacrosse team’s Spring Break trip to Jacksonville was supposed to be all business, but the Wolverines seemingly spent the second half of their matchup with the Dolphins on vacation. Michigan’s two-point halftime lead vanished in a scoreless third quarter as Jacksonville (2-1) outscored the Wolverines, 9-1, in the second half on its way to a 14-8 win.
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Scoreless third quarter dooms Michigan
Creighton's physical defense left Villanova reeling, but the fourth-ranked Wildcats managed to get out of CenturyLink Center with their hopes for a No.
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Arcidiacono saves No. 4 'Nova in 76-72 victory over Bluejays