Thirty years ago, the up-and-coming sports hub of Indianapolis braced to host a high-profile weekend that many believed would change the course of modern-day college basketball. It did. But not the way anyone outside of Durham, N.C., might have imagined.

The 1991 NCAA tournamen was a turning point for a lot of what has happened (and didn't happen) over the last three decades. One all-time dynasty was foiled while another just began. How we watched the tournament changed. Certain coaches made their big ...

Every year around this time, the calls and texts about March of 1991 light up Oliver Taylor’s phone. Old friends, former teammates and, inevitably, reporters want to reminisce about “The Run” — Seton Hall basketball’s six straight postseason ...

The City College stampede was a tragic event that killed nine people nearly 34 years ago.