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The madness has arrived.

While you're busy filling out your bracket for the NCAA Tournament, the rest of the sports world carries on tonight, including one monster matchup in the NBA.

This weekend brings a flurry of college basketball games, the quantity of which can’t even be matched by the opening day of the NCAA Tournament.

Nearly nonstop college basketball and a highly anticipated UFC matchup are among the best offerings on the upcoming sports calendar. Here's what to watch this weekend:

It’s the madness before March Madness.

March Madness is amped up big time today.

The fun that is March Madness continues to build this evening with three more teams advancing to the Big Dance.

Honestly, you don't even need to be a sports fan to enjoy this one. During a recent game between the Los Angeles Clippers and the Detroit Pistons, the Clippers own DeAndre Jordan rocked the house when he successfully landed a "monster" alley-oop over Pistons player Brandon Knight. It was a shot that caused an immense uproar inside the Staples Center, one which you might still be able to

March Madness kicks into another gear tonight, with five conference championships. The best competition, though, may be in the NBA. The Spurs host the Thunder in a meeting of the top two squads in the Western Conference. The teams have split their first two games and another looms early next month...

Heath Kufahl and his wife were at an Oklahoma City Thunder game and were picked to compete at halftime against another couple for a chance to win $20,000. Well, in the first round, Heath and his wife made more shots than the other couple. Beating that couple is what gave Heath the chance at the half-court shot.

We haven’t quite reached hoops heaven yet, but this weekend gets us closer, as  conference tournaments begin in earnest and the NBA offers a full slate of action.

The Knicks and Thunder continue their playoff marches when they meet tonight at Madison Square Garden.

It’s a busy night on the hardwood tonight, both in the NBA and in college.

Will the Chicago Blackhawks ever lose?

It’s a great weekend for sports, with key matchups dotting the slate of games across all sports.

A marquee NBA matchup and the start of an international baseball tournament highlight the upcoming sports calendar. Here's what to watch this weekend:

It’s your run-of-the-mill late February night in sports today, with a spattering of games. Perhaps the biggest is on the ice where Nashville travels to Southern California to take on Anaheim.

The nation’s number one team continues its march to the NCAA Tournament tonight when Indiana continues Big Ten play.

The Big East is on display tonight with a showdown of the league’s upper echelon.

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