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The three Philadelphia schools played their opening round games of the NCAA Tournament on Friday and here's a synopsis of what happened.

ESPN College Basketball Analyst Seth Greenberg joined The Sports Bash to preview the NCAA Tournament that begins Thursday at Noon and continues through the weekend.

Its NCAA Selection Sunday and here's a review of the Philadelphia Schools that made it to the tournament in 2016:   Villanova Wildcats Record: 29-5 (16-2 in AAC) NCAA Seed: #2 in South Region Opening Round Matchup: #15 UNC-Asheville Notable Wins on the Season: At Providence, At Butler, Home vs Xavier Review: Villanova was one of several teams at one point was ranked number one in the nation back i

It was not a great year in 2015 for Philly sports, the Phillies were the worst team in baseball, the Flyers missed the playoffs, the Eagles have been a disappointment, even though they still have a chance to win the division and the Sixers are historically bad - again...

Greg Ward, Jr. ran for 148 yards and two touchdowns and No. 17 Houston came through with a 24-13 win over 20th-ranked Temple in the inaugural American Athletic Conference Championship game on Saturday.

UPDATE: According to the Philadelphia Inquirer, Matt Rhule is no longer talking to Missouri about their head coaching vacancy.

Temple University tried their best to upset the Fighting Irish of Notre Dame on Saturday night. The Owls wound up losing to the Irish by a score of 24-20 after briefly taking the lead 20-17 late in the game. The team -- and university did come away as winners, though...

PHILADELPHIA (973espn.com) - If Penn State was big, this was program defining for the Temple Owls. A record 69,280 showed up to see the 21st-ranked Owls take on the University of Notre Dame and everything that comes with it, the tradition, the subway alumni, ESPN Gameday and ABC primetime...

Can Notre Dame Avoid Temple’s upset tricks? Will Florida be treated to an SEC East title? Those are just some of Halloween weekend’s big questions in college football.

At long last, ESPN has made up their mind. In an announcement on their Twitter page, College Game Day will be coming to Philadelphia on Saturday. The nationally ranked and undefeated Owls will be hosting the Fighting Irish of Notre Dame on Halloween night at Lincoln Financial Field...