ESPN college basketball analyst Joe Lunardi dropped the latest round 2025 Men's Bracketology for the 2025 NCAA Tournament. And while there's still p

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Taishar Felton, Tai for short, attended Stone Bridge High School in Ashburn, Virginia. In his sophomore year, he was on track to be one of the top wide receiver recruits in the country. He caught 50 balls for 1,050 yards and 13 touchdowns at only 15 years old, earning First Team All-County, All-Region and All-State honors for that season.

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Vanderbilt entered the Associated Press women’s basketball Top 25 on Monday at No. 23, its first ranking in more than a decade, while Texas returned to the top five and Ohio State and Duke both jumped back into the top 10.

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