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March madness is back and already has its shares of upsets and controversy. the alabama crimson tide advancing from the first round today all after the team's star player was linked to a deadly shooting. we get more from sam brock. >> reporter: the first two days of march madness are a basketball blitz. 32 games in 48 hours marked by last-second theatrics like furman pulling out this incredible steal and three-pointer to knock off virginia. >> furman has won! >> reporter: but this year there's a major headline off the court, brandon miller. >> the past three months the tide's on court success ...
That federal and state investigators are now looking into desantis's role in the sale of a 19 million-dollar yacht and to visit wealthy donors. controversy has swirled around santos, who has lied repeatedly about his resume and background. but questions remain about how he obtained the money to help underwrite's campaign. the university of alabama's head basketball coach calls in a heartbreaking situation. an armed a security guard accompanied the team's star player to their news conference over concerns for his safety. the team is supposed to be preparing for their opening round game in the a...
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