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It may still be the offseason, but the college basketball conversation is alive and well – and Joe Lunardi is helping to keep it going with his latest 2026 NCAA Tournament Bracketology update.
Joe Lunardi released his way early ESPN bracketology this week. Here's where he had Florida basketball seeded.
And speaking of March Madness, ESPN's Joe Lunardi released his initial bracketology for the 2025-26 season on April 29–– placing Alabama as the No. 6 seed in the East Region.
After missing the NCAA Tournament for the last three years, the Ohio State men's basketball team is projected to be safely in the field by Joe Lunardi.
ESPN college basketball and bracketology expert Joe Lunardi published the latest edition of his projected 68-team tournament field on Thursday, leaving Oregon as a No. 3 seed.
ESPN’s Joe Lunardi ranks the UConn men as one of the four No. 1 seeds in his latest projections heading into the 2026 college basketball season.
ESPN bracketologist Joe Lunardi projects Ohio State as a No. 4 seed in the 2026 NCAA Tournament. Ohio State missed the last three NCAA Tournaments but came close last season. Ohio State is still ...
Kansas predicted as a No. 7 seed in Joe Lunardi’s 2026 NCAA bracketology. See how Missouri fares in the Midwest Regional and Big 12’s top contenders.
After a brutal collapse and coaching change, Lunardi’s early NCAA Tournament forecast just gave Aggie fans something to believe in.
ESPN’s Joe Lunardi has released his first bracketology for next season with Gonzaga as a six seed and Idaho projected as a 15 as the Big Sky Conference’s automatic qualifier.
ARLINGTON, Va. — One year after a decorated active-duty Air Force colonel of nearly 30 years was denied burial at Arlington National Cemetery, over what the family calls a paperwork technicality ...
A decorated Air Force veteran of 27 years, Colonel Tara Lunardi’s burial followed months of legal struggles over what her family calls a "paperwork technicality." ...
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