Surrey is the first city in North America to roll out the Equip Sport program, which uses an app to unlock equipment boxes at dozens of public parks and start playing.

EA Sports' college basketball franchise first launched in 1998 under the name "NCAA March Madness 98," with former Wake Forest star and now-retired San Antonio Spurs legend Tim Duncan on the cover.

NCAA Basketball EA Sports teases return of college basketball video game: ‘Let's run it back' College hoops fans have been waiting more than 15 years for a new NCAA Basketball game.

With blink-and-you-miss-it action featuring elite athletes at the peak of their powers captivating a global following, basketball has long been considered to be an ideal launchpad for sport’s ...

Last month, EA Sports announced its long-awaited return to the college basketball video game space now that players can be in the game thanks to NIL rule changes. The new installment is set to come ...

EA Sports announced the return of its college basketball video game series on Monday. EA Sports produced NCAA March Madness from 1998-2008 before creating NCAA Basketball 09 and NCAA Basketball 10.

After disappearing from the market in 2009, EA Sports announced that the beloved college basketball video game series would return. EA made the college basketball game from 1998-2009, and after EA ...

March Madness is returning to a video game console near you. Following the successful return of the college football franchise ― EA Sports College Football 25 ― by EA Sports in the summer of ...