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Florida, Dayton, Arizona and Wisconsin each won their respective 2014 NCAA men's basketball tournament regional semifinals on Thursday night. Here's a recap of the action:

After four exciting days of college basketball, the 68-team field of the 2014 NCAA men's basketball tournament has been reduced to just 16 schools. Here are five things we learned from the tournament's first weekend:

And this is why we love the NCAA Tournament.

The 2014 NCAA men's basketball tournament field of 68 has been set. Here's a preview of what to expect in each region:

The NCAA Tournament is upon us. It’s that time of year when phrases like “Cinderella,” “bust your bracket” and “big dance” re-enter our vocabulary.

An SEC football showdown and the start of the college basketball season highlight the sports calendar. Here's what to watch this weekend:

It’s an intriguing week in college football. There are only three matchups between ranked teams, and seven of the Top 25 are on byes. But there are some big rivalry games and plenty of big names on upset alert. Here are some of the big questions this weekend:

Several teams ranked in the Top 25 were upset on Saturday, while others narrowly avoided a similar fate. Here are some of the highlights:

Wichita State advanced to its first Final Four in nearly 50 years by upsetting Ohio State on Saturday night.

The Syracuse Orange became the first team to reach the 2013 Final Four when they won the East Regional on Saturday.

That there must be a "Cinderella" team every year at the NCAA Tournament is a cliche that, well, we can get behind, and this year's glass-slipper-wearing team is Florida Gulf Coast University.

March Madness is in full-on, face-painted, trash-talking, ankle-snapping, buzzer-beating, swing. Unless you're 6'9" and play for Louisville, the only way you're going to the Final Four is to buy a ticket and make the pilgrimage to Atlanta or watch it on the big screen from your couch...