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The core group of USC’s NIT championship teams will face Clemson alumni in Columbia this week. And though it’s still a rivalry, winning isn’t everything.

Not even a record-breaking crowd could help the WSU alumni team make up for its giveaways.

One of the main heroes of KU’s 2012 win over Missouri at Allen Fieldhouse did it again in The Basketball Tournament.

He’s a pro. He’s a great player. Making some of those 3s, for someone who’s played the game, it’s hard to catch the ball, not move your feet, not do anything and just make the shot from as far out as he did. He’s a great player. – Miami Head Coach Jim Larranaga (Feb. 4)

Wawa's Welcome America Festival begins this weekend, and Philadelphia wants residents and visitors to be prepared for over two weeks of fun, music and events. 

Boeheim’s Army 68, Heartfire 62: Syracuse group advances in TBT Share this story Boeheim’s Army survived another scare in The Basketball Tournament. The group of Syracuse Orange men’s basketball alumni advanced to the Super 16, taking down Team Heartfire by a final score of 68-62. The Army will play again on Wednesday night against the winner of Always a Brave/Jackson TN Underdawgs. Head coach Jeremy Pope went with a starting lineup of DJ Kennedy, Deandre Kane, Tyrese Rice, Malachi Richar...

Chris McCullough, Kiefer Sykes lift Boeheim’s Army over Team Heartfire, 68-62 Courtesy of Ben Solomon Chris McCulloughs last-minute jumper sent Boeheims Army to the third round of The Basketball Tournament. Facebook Subscribe to our sports newsletter here. D.J. Kennedy drove into the paint but couldn’t find a good look after Team Heartfire’s defense snuffed out his attempt. He saw Tyler Lydon under the hoop and dished it forward to him. Lydon looked toward Keifer Sykes, who was standing w...