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Last updated: March 23, 2026, 3:30 AM ET

NCAA Tournament Shakes Up Brackets

The men's NCAA tournament saw major upsets as Iowa eliminated defending champion Florida following a dramatic finish where Alvaro Folgueiras sank a go-ahead three-pointer with just 4.5 seconds left. St. John's advanced to its first Sweet 16 since 1999 after Dylan Darling hit a game-winning layup as time expired in a 67-65 victory over Kansas. Following the defeat, longtime Kansas coach Bill Self confirmed no decision yet regarding his coaching future, stating any determination will be made privately. Meanwhile, the field for the men's Sweet 16 now features five Big Ten teams, setting up intriguing matchups, while Texas dominated Oregon, with Madison Booker posting a career-high 40 points in a 100-58 rout of the No. 8 seed.

On the women's side, TCU outlasted Washington 62-59 in overtime, sending the Horned Frogs to the Sweet 16 for the second time, propelled by Olivia Miles' 18 points and 10 rebounds. Minnesota also secured a spot in the regional semifinals for the first time in 21 years after Amaya Battle sank a tiebreaking jumper with 0.7 seconds remaining to edge Mississippi 65-63. The tournament also delivered a historic low for Kentucky, whose 82-63 defeat against Iowa State marked their largest tournament loss since 1972 by a margin of 19 points.

NASCAR & International Football

In NASCAR action at Darlington, Tyler Reddick secured his fourth victory of the season, placing him in an elite club of recent winners on the notoriously challenging track, which tested every aspect of his driving ability on Sunday. Separately, Wales boss Craig Bellamy provided an exclusive interview to BBC Sport, where he discussed diverse topics, ranging from tactical football philosophy to Balkan history and personal interests like playing the Ken and Barbie franchise.