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The storyline of college basketball's last remaining unbeaten team -- or sometimes the final two -- captures the sport's attention every season. It's a fun thing to track, and if the streak carries well past the new year, pressure begins to build as attention continues to spread. In some seasons, we're treated to a drawn-out and dramatic denouement before the inevitable L finally comes. And in the modern era, or even the one that preceded it, that L most definitely always finds its way into the standings.
You most likely remember St. Joe's and Stanford in '04. Illinois the year after. Memphis in 2007-08, the year it reached the title game. Even Murray State last season led some to believe it could ...
Chane Behanan sat in the middle of the locker room with a huge black boot on his left foot. Russ Smith had an identical contraption on his right foot, courtesy of a similar and serious ankle injury sustained about a week or so... more »
Get used to horrific halftime scores, like "Miami 19, Maryland 14." Scoring is down across all of Division-I men's college basketball; teams could score fewer points than any season since 1952, said Ken Pomeroy, a college... more »
COLUMBUS, Ohio -- Top-ranked Duke's loss at NC State on Saturday created a court-storming for the ages and an opportunity for Michigan, which entered Sunday as the nation's only undefeated team and just a victory at Ohio State... more »
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