NCAA Tournament bubble

A modest counterproposal: Win or go home

By Emily Adler / March 16, 2025

‘March Madness is designed to find the sweet spot between crowning the best teams and pure randomness’

How Mallory Heyer has helped Minnesota take a step forward this season

By David Mendez-Yapkowitz / March 3, 2025

Heyer is part of a recruiting class that stuck with Minnesota through a coaching change, and it’s paying off

‘This felt entirely complete’: How a young Princeton team has become elite again

By Jenn Hatfield / March 2, 2025

Princeton won’t be the No. 1 seed in the Ivy League Tournament, but the Tigers remain a postseason threat

Stanford is ‘optimistic’ the NCAA Tournament is still in sight

By Michelle Smith / January 30, 2025

The Cardinal are 10-9, a far cry from their usual standard, but head coach Kate Paye lauds her team’s positivity

Princeton, Columbia and the emotional gap of a one-bid conference’s title game

By Jenn Hatfield / March 17, 2024

Tigers advance to another NCAA Tournament, while Columbia likely falls a game short for third straight year

Locked on Women’s Basketball: Bracketology 101

By The IX Basketball / March 15, 2024

Bracketologist Megan Gauer joins the pod to preview Sunday’s bracket reveal.

Under Katie Meier, Miami’s success in March should no longer be a surprise

By Mitchell Northam / March 8, 2024

A year removed from an Elite Eight run, Meier’s Hurricanes Marched on again Thursday

In a rough season for Illinois, glimmers of hope have reemerged

By Eric Rynston-Lobel / February 24, 2024

‘You put your head down and you just keep working’