Duke's loss to Houston in the Final Four puts the talented Blue Devils on a list of elite teams that fell short in a run for the national championship.

The results are in, and the NCAA men's Final Four delivered on Saturday with two great games and monster television ratings. The first game of the night between Florida and Auburn that saw the Gators advance to the national title,

Here's what you need to know on who is calling the Final Four of the men's NCAA Tournament between Florida-Auburn and Duke-Houston.

The field for the Final Four of the NCAA Tournament is set and for just the second time ever, all four No. 1 seeds are in the national semifinals with Auburn, Duke, Houston and Florida headed to San Antonio to try and win the national championship.

It’s Duke that’s going into the Final Four as the serious favorite, and everybody knows it.

The NCAA has certainly remembered the Alamodome, which has again become a No. 1 spot. All four No. 1 seeds in this season's NCAA Tournament made it to the Final Four. Bill Self won the first of his two national championships that season at Kansas,

The Blue Devils’ trip to San Antonio, after Saturday’s 85-65 win over Alabama, was the product of years of planning to build around Cooper Flagg, and hard-learned lessons.

Cooper Flagg and his Duke teammates appeared to be cruising into a meeting with Florida in Monday’s NCAA championship game -- and then the unthinkable happened. Duke blew a 14-point lead with 8:04 remaining and scored just 9 points in the final 10 1/2 minutes and lost to Houston,