Miami (Ohio) finished off an undefeated regular season on Friday night. Where could the RedHawks land in the NCAA Tournament bracket.

Miami (Ohio) is undefeated, but some believe the RedHawks shouldn't be in the NCAA Tournament at all. Here's why.

There's one remaining undefeated team in men's college basketball: Miami (Ohio). The RedHawks climbed up to No. 19 in the first March edition of the AP Top 25 poll, and on March 6, they ended the regular season with an undefeated record.

No. 22 Miami, the most improved team in the nation at 24-6, plays host to Louisville on Saturday in an ACC matchup that serves as the teams' regular-season finale.

San Jose Prep's upset bid came up short against defending champion Miami Country Day in the FHSAA Class 2A girls basketball semifinals.

Miami (OH) stayed perfect by the skin of its teeth on Tuesday night, taking down Toledo to inch closer to a flawless regular season.

The Miami RedHawks have a chance to make history Friday night versus the Ohio Bobcats. But regardless of the result, the outside doubt grows.