Author: Lindsay Schnell, USA TODAY

This is the season of madness, and what better way prep for the NCAA Tournament tip off than to look into the future and share a few bold predictions.

A lot can happen between now and when the bracket goes from pencil to pen on Sunday night. But for now, these are Saturday’s winners and losers.

A look at the men’s college basketball teams on the NCAA Tournament bubble that helped and hurt themselves on Saturday.

The talent and depth in the Big 12 also explains how and why No. 7 Texas beat No. 3 Kansas 75-59.

With the regular season almost over, teams are jockeying for position on the NCAA Tournament bubble. A look at eight teams and their status.

The Big 12 might be the deepest conference in men’s college basketball this season but on Saturday, the Big Ten and Pac-12 stole the show.

St. Louis CITY SC will make its MLS debut when the 28th season kicks off Saturday. The majority women ownership group is led by Carolyn Kindle.

After a handful of dominant years — Gonzaga was the No. 1 overall seed in the 2021 and 2022 NCAA tournaments — the Zags seem to be sputtering a bit.

Add Kyrie Irving to the growing list of high-profile athletes who think the WNBA needs to figure out a way to get charter flights for its players.