The ACC set a record for NCAA Tournament futility on Friday, as No. 11 seed North Carolina's 71-64 loss to No. 6 seed Ole Miss left Duke as the conference's only team left in the field. It marks the ...

March Madness is underway and it hasn't been a lot of fun for fans of ACC teams. The league was operating from a deficit after landing just four teams in March Madness (one of whom was a highly ...

Boone Kansas' preseason No. 1 curse continues under Bill Self with first-round exit in March Madness 2025 A rough regular season for the ACC has quickly given way to a rocky start to the ...

With only four teams—Duke, North Carolina, Louisville, and Clemson—participating in March Madness this year, the ACC’s ...

The ACC will only have one team in the second ... the Gators now have longer odds than they did on Selection Sunday. March Madness continues on Thursday with four Sweet 16 games, including No ...

The ACC was criticized as weak during the regular ... Respected bettors give their best bets for Saturday's March Madness games Sharp handicappers share their best bets for the Final Four of ...

Duke basketball is the only ACC team left in March Madness, breaking a 50-year streak with multiple teams in the second round of the NCAA Tournament.

The ACC only had four teams make the field after North Carolina won in the First Four as each team looks to go on a run in this year’s March Madness. All eyes are on the betting favorite to cut ...

Meanwhile, the ACC limps forward with just two teams left ... the best single-season performance ever by a conference, but March Madness has a way of humbling even the mightiest among us.

This team just defeated the only two ACC teams seeded higher for March Madness, and it's set to go deeper than last season's Sweet 16. The No. 1 seed in the Birmingham 2 Region is South Carolina, ...

March Madness has been more meh than mad as we prepare ... Observer as part of the USA TODAY Network. Follow his ACC coverage on X/Twitter or Bluesky: @RoddBaxley. Got questions regarding those ...

Louisville and Clemson both lost on the first day of the 2025 NCAA Tournament as the ACC is off to a historically bad start in March Madness. Louisville couldn't take advantage of a near-home game ...