In college basketball, about the only thing certain is uncertainty. The final NCAA men's tournament bracket still won’t be announced for over a month, and it will in all likelihood look quite ...

At massive audiovisual conferences like ISE 2026, extreme projection is everywhere, from the large venues and expansive screens to immersive installations and rental setups built around impressive ...

There’s a shakeup among the No. 1 seeds in USA TODAY Sports’ updated bracketology, with Houston rising to the top line to replace Connecticut after the Huskies saw their 18-game win streak end.

The newest San Francisco Giants player, Luis Arráez, takes batting practice. Suzanna Mitchell / San Francisco Giants / Getty Images Before every season, I like to write up the findings from various ...

Which conference can claim the title of best in college basketball? FOX Sports bracket forecaster Mike DeCourcy’s latest NCAA Tournament projections offer a snapshot of the national picture, and the ...

Where the sharpness and definition can fade as viewers pull back projectors for super large screenings, AWOL Vision hit CES 2026 with a new model aimed at nipping that in the bud. The Aetherion ...

Led by All-America second baseman Chris Rembert, Auburn should be in position to earn a top-eight seed for the second straight season. Jake Crandall / USA Today Network via Imagn Images It’s never too ...

The federal deficit and national debt are expected to grow by trillions of dollars over the next decade, according to 10-year projections from the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office (CBO). The ...

Selection Sunday for the 2026 men's NCAA tournament is barely a month away, and it's looking like Arizona, Michigan, Duke and Connecticut will be the No. 1 seeds for the dance. There's still plenty of ...

Director Emerald Fennell’s steamy “Wuthering Heights” adaptation is poised to rip off the box office’s bodice. The gothic, R-rated romantic drama is targeting a strong debut of $50 million to $55 ...

Andy Katz is an NCAA.com correspondent. Katz worked at ESPN for 18 years as a college basketball reporter, host and anchor. He's covered every Final Four since 1992, and the sport since 1986 as a ...