West Virginia governor calls for investigation over NCAA Tournament snub: 'Robbery at the highest levels'
Standing in front of a wooden dais with a teal blue sign attached to the front with the acronym "NCAA" -- in this case standing for "National Corrupt Athletic Association" -- West Virginia Gov. Patrick Morrisey and Attorney General JB McCuskey announced at a joint press conference Monday they will launch an investigation into the NCAA Tournament selection committee after the Mountaineers were snubbed from the 68-team field on Sunday.
With the First Four beginning on Tuesday, the NCAA men's tournament is just about underway. The initial 68-team bracket was ...
He is taking over for outgoing coach Mike Woodson, who had announced in February that he would be stepping down at the end of ...
The NCAA Tournament selection committee proved on Sunday night that they have no idea what they're doing. Or maybe they do, and perhaps they're just not acting ...
Backlash is continuing after Governor Patrick Morrisey held a press conference Monday regarding the WVU men’s basketball team ...
West Virginia’s omission from the men's 2025 NCAA Tournament and UNC’s inclusion is either a brewing scandal or merely a ...
North Carolina is headed to the 2025 NCAA Tournament as a No. 11 seed and part of the First Four in Dayton after narrowly ...
However, WVU’s women’s basketball team will be playing in the tournament for the 16th time in program history. The team ...
The Tar Heels lost to No. 1 Duke in the ACC Tournament semifinals, but have won eight of their past 10 games and are playing ...
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