NCAA Basketball

After going without March Madness a year ago do to the outbreak of the coronavirus, this year's tournament is going to look a bit different than what we're accustomed to. Most notably, the entire tournament will take place in Indiana in front of a limited fan capacity.

The UMaine Black Bears set a list of goals for this season, some are lofty, but they also know with this many seniors it could end with one loss now.

St. Joseph's, Wichita St., have gone unbeaten in a non-Power 5 conference but didn't win a National Title, but will that be the fate of Gonzaga? We talked to someone with first hand knowledge.

The recently named America East Coach of The Year joined The Morning Line to clear up some stories of her past, and talk UMaine hoops history, and the upcoming semifinals.

There are some stories you may not know about and Tim Throckmorton uncovered those. Well two of them anyway. One of them he made up completely.

The Maine Women's Basketball Team closed out the regular season with a 82-53 victory over the University of New Hampshire Saturday afternoon, February 20th at The Pit on the UMaine campus.

Coach Richard Barron joined The Morning Line to discuss how the decisions were reached to end the season early because of COVID-19 concerns within the Black Bears Program.

A Celtics win, a Bruins celebration change, a new Red Sox player, and the Super Bowl of NASCAR is set, Wayne, Bryan and Jeff cover all of those topics and more.

A Red Sox trade, another Bruins overtime, and a lot of notes from UMaine sports are the highlights of the headlines with Wayne, Bryan, and Jeff.

From the Hockey East weekend schedule to a Celtics loss, the Bruins are back, Wayne, Greg, and Jeff cover those stories and more on The Morning Line.