Here's a look at where USA TODAY Sports ranks the Florida Gators' three NCAA Tournament championship wins during this century.

If there was any doubt about this Final Four's greatness, Monday night's madness pushed it into GOAT territory

The 2025 men's NCAA Tournament also saw the revival of John Calipari, as the Hall of Fame coach led Arkansas to back-to-back upsets against Bill Self's Kansas Jayhawks and Rick Pitino's St. John's Red Storm en route to his first Sweet 16 appearance since 2019.

It was fitting that Florida arrived nearly two hours late to its on-campus celebration Tuesday. After all, it was exactly how the Gators played while winning the NCAA Tournament. Coaches and players returned to Gainesville roughly 16 hours after rallying to beat Houston 65-63 in San Antonio to secure the program’s third national title.

Florida had little to celebrate and appeared headed for disappointment after a memorable road to the Final Four. Yet, somehow the Gators found their stride in the nick of

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The greatest Final Four ever? Maybe. Here's our round-by-round grades for another edition of March Madness full of drama.

Monday's national title bout between Florida and Houston drew 18.1 million viewers, making it the most-watched title game since 2019. The game peaked at 21.1 million viewers and was up 22 percent from last year.

The college basketball tradition of cutting down the championship net goes back decades, but there's usually a prop included every time.