For Virginia, perhaps the greatest thing about Monday night’s 85-77 overtime national championship victory over Texas Tech is that the Cavaliers can finally embrace their past.
A difficult decision looms for Michigan State forward Nick Ward.
While tears ran down the faces of Michigan State players in the locker room at U.S. Bank Stadium, Cassius Winston did what he did all year.
Here is what MSU coach Tom Izzo and the Spartans had to say following last night's loss.
With 19 seconds left in Michigan State’s 61-51 Final Four loss to Texas Tech, coach Tom Izzo decided to pull the plug.
On April 6, Michigan State opened the doors of Munn Ice Arena in order to host their official Final Four watch party.
When shots were falling for Texas Tech, the run Michigan State was looking for to bring things back never came.
Mike Garland is so known for his stories, his true-life tales that rival any concocted by John Singleton or Spike Lee, that both players and media members had the same reaction when asked about them.
Michigan State coach Tom Izzo has preached two things about defense all season: it travels and it wins championships.
Nobody on Michigan State's roster is worried about falling flat.
By now, you've seen Gabe Brown and Marcus Bingham Jr.'s herky-jerky celebration known as "Go Crazy, Go Stupid." The two freshmen tighten their fists, straighten their arms, and throw them back and forth while shrieking.
For Texas Tech coach Chris Beard, whose team faces Michigan State in the Final Four Saturday night at U.S. Bank Stadium, he is forgoing something sacred.
For Spartans in the Minneapolis area, there are several events happening to cheer on Michigan State in the Final Four.
The red pantones differ by exactly fifteen shades — PMS 186 for one, and PMS 201 for the other. It would take 16 hours to traverse the 1,070 miles between Assembly Hall in Bloomington, Indiana and United Supermarkets Arena in Lubbock, Texas.
After Michigan State defeating Duke 68-67 Sunday night making it to the Final Four, Cassius Winston has been named as part of the First Team All-American by the Associated Press.
The run came long before the green and white confetti fell on the makeshift stage at Capital One Arena to celebrate Michigan State’s 68-67 win over Duke in the NCAA tournament East regional final.
With 4.3 seconds remaining, Xavier Tillman stood at the right corner of Duke's baseline and gave a nod to Cassius Winston.
Michigan State is headed back to the Final Four. And it's kind of a big deal.
It seemed like Michigan State point guard Cassius Winston never stopped running against Duke Sunday evening.
The day before Kenny Goins hit the biggest shot of his life, in the bowels of Capital One Arena, he interrupted junior point guard Cassius Winston’s press conference to ask his own question.