Not since the 2014-15 season has Gonzaga played its first- and second -round games so close to home.

Last season's NCAA Tournament ultimately unfolded in familiar fashion. Upsets early – hi, Oral Roberts! – before the powerhouses eventually took over.

Washington State’s women’s basketball team went three decades without an NCAA Tournament appearance. Now, for the first time, the Cougars are going back to back.

Some aspects of Selection Sunday probably felt different for first-year Arizona coach Tommy Lloyd. Others felt all too familiar.

Tommy Lloyd has quickly returned Arizona to national prominence. This new group of Wildcats – working to remove the stain of corruption that led to the firing of former coach Sean Miller – heads into the NCAA Tournament as a No. 1 seed, topping the field in the South Region in Lloyd's first season.

The 75-year-old Hall of Fame coach announced before this season that it will be his last after 42 years at Duke, five national championships and a record 1,196 victories.

Kansas earned the top seed line for the 15th time on Sunday, second only to North Carolina for most in college hoops history, and Big 12 player of the year Ochai Agbaji and Co. will open the NCAA Tournament in the Midwest Region against the play-in winner between Texas Southern and Texas A&M-Corpus Christi in Fort Worth, Texas.

Baylor shook off an early loss in last season’s Big 12 Tournament to race to a national championship. The Bears can only hope they can do it again.

How Georgia State, Boise State and Memphis have faired this season.