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When March Madness takes over Buffalo there are going to be a lot of basketball fans in the downtown area. This means big money for downtown business, especially the restaurants, during the tournament. While downtown is starting to fill in with more spots to grab a bite, these fans might want to stick close to the arena...

It'll be the sixth time Buffalo will host the rounds of 64 and 32. Buffalo, NY, will host the beginning of March Madness in 2017 at First Niagara Center. Patrick Kaler of Visit Buffalo Niagara said: It's so much deeper than passing out brochures and having information tables at the hotels. Wit...

After winning last year’s national championship, the Ohio State Buckeyes are a unanimous pick among AP voters to repeat in 2015.

If you haven't heard it already, The UB men's basketball team has made it to the NCAA's Division I men's basketball tournament.  They will be taking on West Virginia this Friday at 2:10pm.  Today they sent out a video to say thank you for the support, ask for more support and tell you that they're ready to represent Buffalo.

The UB Bulls Men's Basketball Team made history over the weekend.  First they went on to  beat Akron and win the MAC Championship on Friday night.  Which helped them secure a spot in the NCAA Tournament.  Watch as they heard it announced live:

Stephen Putnam enjoys dancing, so he decided to celebrate UNF's victory with some highly amusing dance moves.

Being a referee really seems like a thankless job.  No matter what, it seems there's always someone there to yell at you.  This weekend, it was especially rough.

The family of the St. Johns girls announced the news early Wednesday.

Everyone has "Happy" fever right now and this father-son duo took it to another level. Apparently, the father, Rob Maiden, is captain of the Dallas Mavericks dance team the Mavs ManiAACs. This local fame played in his favor to get him and his son on the jumbotron. Acc...

Connecticut beat Kentucky and won the 2014 NCAA men's basketball title on Monday night in North Texas. Here's a recap of the action:

March Madness is heading down the stretch now that the Final Four field has been set. While a wide range of schools have made the Final Four over the years (VCU, George Mason and Butler come to mind), there are some schools that, historically, you can bet won’t be there.

The 2014 NCAA men's basketball tournament is down to its Final Four teams: Florida, Connecticut, Wisconsin and Kentucky. Here's a preview of what to expect in Saturday's national semifinals from North Texas: