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SYRACUSE, N.Y. (AP)—Thirty-six years after he was hired as an assistant basketball coach at Syracuse University, Bernie Fine is out of a job amid an investigation into child molestation allegations against him. Fine was fired Sunday night after a third man accused him of molesting him nine years ago. “At the direction of Chancellor Cantor, [...]
INDIANAPOLIS (AP)—This NCAA tournament had plenty of twists, turns and upsets even before the championship game. Gary Blair and Texas A&M delivered a thrilling ending. This was the supposed to be the year Maya Moore’s Connecticut juggernaut won its third straight title or Stanford broke through or Tennessee got back to the top. Instead, the [...]
HOUSTON (AP)—The rims were tight, the shots weren’t falling and points were at a premium—surely one of the ugliest championships played on college basketball’s biggest stage. Ah, but for Kemba Walker and UConn, the final score was a thing of beauty. In a game that featured 40 minutes of guts and grit, Connecticut made Butler [...]
SAN ANTONIO (AP)—Move over, Butler. Virginia Commonwealth is crashing the Final Four. Two weeks ago, the 11th-seeded Rams so doubted they would get a NCAA tournament invite that they watched Cartoon Network and went out for burgers instead of watching the selection show. Now, all of America will be watching them in the Final Four. [...]
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — In a state where basketball is king, Rick Pitino cuts quite the fine figure. Designer suits, Italian dress shoes, best-selling books on how to succeed on the court and in life, a hit TV commercial with fellow college coaching titans Bobby Knight, Mike Krzyzewski and Roy Williams, a devout Roman Catholic [...]
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