Some states initially allowed bets for the 16-team tournament that began on Mar. 31, but bettors had their wagers voided and funds returned.

The College Basketball Crown, a new postseason tournament, tips off its inaugural run on March 31 with 16 men's teams. What's at stake: $500,000 in name, image and likeness brand ambassador deals is on the line making it one of the first postseason college basketball tournaments to explicitly tie team success to NIL opportunities.

From NIL endorsement opportunities, to NBA teams in attendance, to an abundance of star power, the College Basketball Crown is all about growing the game during its biggest time of year.

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?

Cincinnati Bearcats basketball will have a chance at a $300,000 NIL package if they're able to win the inaugural College Basketball Crown in Las Vegas

As the Tulane Green Wave men’s basketball team gets set to compete in the inaugural College Basketball Crown next week, they’ll have a shot at a first-of-its-ki

Utah is one of 16 teams playing in the inaugural tournament that has a $500,000 NIL package, with $300,000 awarded to the winner.

When the Boise State men’s basketball team wasn’t selected for the NCAA Tournament, head coach Leon Rice quickly pivoted to the alternatives.  And for Rice, the

The first ever College Basketball Crown kicks off on Monday, March 31 and runs through Sunday, April 6 in Las Vegas.