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Last updated: March 23, 2026, 6:30 AM ET

NCAA Tournament Shocks & Standouts

The women's NCAA tournament saw a major upset as TCU outlasted Washington in overtime, winning 62-59 on Sunday night, propelled by Olivia Miles' 18 points and 10 rebounds to secure a trip to the Sweet 16 for the second time. Meanwhile, the men's bracket delivered another shocker when Iowa eliminated Florida, the defending national champion, after Alvaro Folgueiras sank a decisive three-pointer with just 4.5 seconds left on the clock. As the field narrows, analysts are ranking the remaining men's teams, noting the five Big Ten schools advancing and the potential for upset runs from teams like Texas.

Coaching Futures & Athlete Resilience

In college basketball coaching circles, uncertainty remains as longtime Kansas coach Bill Self confirmed he has made no decision regarding his future following the season-ending loss to St. John's, stating any choice will be based purely on personal reasons. Shifting focus to international sports, gymnast Alice Kinsella made British history by successfully resuming elite competition after giving birth, demonstrating a rare comeback in the sport. Separately, runner Josh Kerr reflected on his career, admitting a period of injury taught him humility after believing he was "untouchable" and would never face defeat again.

Global Football & Tennis Updates

On the pitch, Wales boss Craig Bellamy offered an exclusive look into his thought process, discussing subjects ranging from tactical football approaches to Balkan history and pop culture in a wide-ranging interview. On the professional tennis circuit, defending champion Aryna Sabalenka marched into the Miami Open last 16 after decisively sweeping past Caty McNally, keeping her pursuit of the coveted 'Sunshine Double' firmly on track.