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President Barack Obama has Kentucky, Ohio State, Missouri and North Carolina in the final four of his NCAA men's basketball bracket, which will be unveiled in its entierty Wednesday on ESPN.

President Barack Obama has Kentucky, Ohio State, Missouri and North Carolina in the final four of his NCAA men's basketball bracket, which will be unveiled in its entierty Wednesday on ESPN.

Andy Katz previews the South Region, the best players and matchups.

STORRS, Conn. -- If you walked into Gampel Pavilion on Wednesday and watched Connecticut play multiple pickup games, you might have revised your top 25 and put the Huskies at No. 1 instead of No. 3 or 4. The Final Four's Most Outstanding Player was...

Quick hitters for the weekend: • I've been convinced since the Final Four in Houston that UConn coach Jim Calhoun wasn't going to retire. I've been around him a few times -- including at the White House, when the Huskies were honored for their...

HOUSTON -- This game, this historic poor shooting, is not how Butler's improbable two-year run should be remembered. In case this is the last we've seen of the Bulldogs in the Final Four for awhile, then try to wipe from your memory the horrid off...

UConn completed an improbable run in capturing the national championship, but it was an ugly victory in more ways than one.

HOUSTON -- Two years. Two storybook runs to the national title game. Two brutal, demoralizing finishes. Butler's first run at glory ended with a just-this-close heave from Gordon Hayward. Instead, Duke took the title. This year, Butler's second ch...

National champion UConn wasn't the only winner on Monday night because "Eastern York High School" was crowned the champion of Snoop Dogg's bracket challenge.

How do six little kids get front row seats at the biggest college basketball game of the year? espnW's Sarah Spain learned of their very special connection to UConn.

The men's and the women's championship games are set, and there will be no top seeds playing in either game this year. Maya Moore's college career at UConn came to an end on Sunday as the Huskies men prepared to face Butler in Monday's championship game.

This Final Four has really gone to the dogs. The Huskies and the Bulldogs. So which pooch will have the upper paw . . . er, hand at bark-off in this Texas hold 'em confrontation of canines?

There's no getting around it -- the offensive performance by Butler on Monday night was one of the worst in NCAA tournament history. It shouldn't negate the history and impact this program has made, though.

Saturday night's Final Four broadcast on CBS posted an 8.9 rating and a 17 share. That's tied for the highest since 2005.

Rick Pitino, whose Louisville Cardinals were the only team to beat both UConn and Butler this season, thinks the Bulldogs have an edge over a fatigued Huskies team.

In an age of seemingly endless cases of malfeasance in college athletics, a Butler title would be a breath of fresh air.