Last stand for the Alamodome? Despite 'strong bones,' Final Four host needs 'overhaul' to secure future events
Saturday the men's Final Four returned to the Alamodome for a fifth time in 28 years; the most of any venue in that stretch.
Last stand for the Alamodome? Despite 'strong bones,' Final Four host needs 'overhaul' to secure future bids
Zito, who helped open the building nearly 33 years ago, said the Alamodome's "never looked better" ahead of the Final Four ...
Future of NBA basketball could be glass courts, shattering hardwood tradition
The German company ASB GlassFloor is working on replacing basketball’s hardwood courts with glass ones — shattering a ...
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Final Four courts ingrained with maple hardwood, basketball's history
The maple hardwood that makes up the courts at the men's and women's Final Four is part of basketball's foundation.
Maple hardwood, the very foundation of the Final Four, is ingrained with basketball's rich history
There’s Bobby Plump’s famed shot in 1954 that gave Milan High School (coached by one Marvin Wood) the Indiana state ...
‘The right team. The right coach.’ Why Duke basketball has been all Cooper Flagg hoped
American and national player of the year, Cooper Flagg chaces an NCAA championship before heading to NBA as the likely No. 1 pick ...
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Why Duke reserve Stanley Borden is merely an interested observer during Final Four run
NCAA rules limit the number of players and staff allowed to sit on the bench. Stanley Borden, Duke’s little-used 7-foot ...