It's all over after tonight. Before March Madness ends with the men's college basketball title game, let's take a look at how our brackets fared.

A tournament that began with 68 teams hoping for a trip to San Antonio will shortly be down to its final two teams — and one step closer to claiming the national championship. Playing in Saturday's Final Four for a spot in the national are Houston and Duke to determine who will be playing Florida,

Madness is here and the 2025 NCAA tournament bracket on both the men's and women's sides has been revealed. For the men's tournament, Duke, Florida, Houston and Auburn are the four No. 1 seeds, with Auburn grabbing the top overall seed.

Florida's comeback victory over Houston in Monday night's NCAA title game was the most-watched men's championship game in six years with 18.1 million viewers.

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

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

From Walter Clayton to Will Richard to Elijah Martin, John Fanta explains how Florida's Todd Golden constructed the perfect championship roster.

Florida basketball's thrilling win over Houston didn't just earn a title–it pulled the biggest TV audience for a men's NCAA final in six years.