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EA Sports teases long-awaited return of college basketball video game
After more than 15 years away, EA Sports announced Monday that it is bringing back a college basketball video game. “Bring the Madness. Let’s run it back,” EA said in a teaser announcement on X. Gamers and college hoops fans have been clamoring for a college basketball game to return since EA’s revamped college football game debuted in 2024.
EA Sports is teasing its first NCAA March Madness college basketball game in 16 years
EA released its first college basketball game, NCAA March Madness 98 on the original PlayStation back in 1998. This was followed by annual releases until the series ended with NCAA Basketball 10, which was released in November 2009 on PS4 and Xbox 360.
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EA Sports sent a cryptic tweet that hints at the revival of its college basketball video game franchise. Although not as ...
Though the Gophers expressed disappointment after missing the NCAA March Madness, the Women’s Basketball Invitational ...
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Report: NCAA expected to make final decision on March Madness expansion for 2026 in next few weeksWill the NCAA Tournament expand beyond the current format to include more teams? We should know soon enough. According to a ...
The NCAA is set to make a major decision in the coming weeks regarding the expansion of March Madness from next season.
ESPN college basketball analyst and bracketologist Joe Lunardi revealed his first crack at the 2026 March Madness tournament field on Tuesday, which forecasts a troubling upcoming year for the 'Cats.
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The most convincing argument against expanding the NCAA men's and women's basketball tournaments from 68 teams is pretty ...
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