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This marks the second time Boynton has received an in-house promotion at a power-conference program
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Wichita beat out a host of finalists to host six NCAA Tournament opening-round games in 2027 and 2028
As March Madness expands to 76 teams in 2027, Dayton needs a partner city to host the 12-game opening round. Our writers have some ideas
What was hoped to be a superstar head-to-head between Kylian Mbappé and Erling Haaland instead became a runaway reminder of France's greatness
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May never intended to stay much longer at Michigan, but college basketball's erratic landscape accelerated his decision
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Matt Norlander's one and only mock draft for 2026 has Utah subverting expectations at No. 2
Matt Norlander is a national award-winning senior writer in his 16th season covering college basketball for CBS Sports. He also co-hosts the Eye on College Basketball podcast and is a college hoops analyst and insider for CBS Sports HQ and CBS Sports Network. In addition to college hoops, Norlander covers the NBA Draft, is CBS Sports' lead Olympics columnist and occasionally writes on golf. He is currently president of the United States Basketball Writers Association as well. Norlander lives in Connecticut with his wife and two sons, is an avid guitarist, amateur drummer and enthusiastic skier. You're happily invited to send him story tips and music recommendations.