Butler will face off against Boise State in the College Basketball Crown Tournament on Wednesday night in Las Vegas, Nevada.Boise State (25-10) showed no signs of rust against George Washington in their first game in two weeks.

One of the best offensive performances of the season was undone by the defense. The Bulldogs couldn't secure an extra $50K. Here's what stood out.

Boise State senior forward Tyson Degenhart hit another career milestone during Wednesday’s College Basketball Crown tournament quarterfinal game against Butler.

The inaugural College Basketball Crown from Las Vegas continued Tuesday with four more exciting games. The marquee matchup of the day featured Villanova facing Colorado. The Wildcats advanced to the next round of the CBC after recording a blowout 85-64 win over the Buffaloes.

The Bulldogs did something against Utah they hadn't done all season, a result of extra weeks of practice, skill development and camaraderie.

The Bulldogs trailed by as many as 11 in the second half but stormed back to beat Utah. Here are three things that stood out from the victory.

Butler and Utah went into the final minute tied at 84-84, and the Bulldogs were the ones to get the winning points. After both teams had empty possessions, Butler took a timeout with 12.

Utah’s 2024-25 campaign ended in Las Vegas on Monday, and with an 86-84 loss to Butler in the first round of the College Basketball Crown, the Alex Jensen era has officially begun. The focus moving forward will be on whether Jensen, the Runnin’ Utes legend, can get Utah back to the NCAA Tournament and reliving some of the program’s former glory.

The newest addition to March Madness begins with the Bulldogs playing in the made-for-TV College Basketball Crown. How far will they go? How much will they earn?