Where does the phrase ‘March Madness’ come from?
Madness" is generally understood today as referring to the NCAA Men's and Women's Basketball Tournaments, which both begin ...
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Is 'Right to Play' wrong? Area coaches, ADs weigh in
Coaches, ADs warn that Illinois' 'Right to Play' bill, allowing dual participation in school and club sports, could end high ...
Duke's Jon Scheyer responds to question about ‘White Mike’ nickname from time in Chicago
Ahead of the NCAA Tournament, Pat Beverley told a story about Jon Scheyer's playing days in Chicago and a certain nickname.
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Iowa basketball: As Hawkeyes exit Big Ten Tournament, uncertainty looms over program
INDIANAPOLIS — At this very venue on this very day three years ago, Iowa basketball stood atop the Big Ten’s mountaintop. The Hawkeyes won four games in four days to capture a Big Ten Tournament title ...
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Commentary: It’s March, but there is another kind 0f madness happening today in the United States of America
The phrase, March Madness, was coined by Henry V. Porter in 1939. He was an assistant executive secretary of the Illinois ...