Basketball fans were hoping for the best.

Now, it's common knowledge that the NBA has suspended its season due to the Coronavirus and the risk it poses to both fans and players around the world. In the aftermath of this decision, leagues like the MLS, NHL, and even MLB have decided to suspend their seasons until further notice. It's a shocking development that has many sports fans worried about the future. However, it's important to note that all of these measures are being made for the greater good of the world.

Over the past few days, there have been debates about what the NCAA should do in regards to their March Madness tournament. At first, it was reported that the games would go on as planned but with no fans in the building. Today, the NCAA followed in the footsteps of the NBA and decided to cancel the tournament altogether.

As you can imagine, fans on social media were absolutely devastated by the news. However, for the most part, fans realize that this is a matter of life and death and that the NCAA needed to do something proactive. Limiting social gatherings can help stop the spread of the disease and this is a step in the right direction.

Stay tuned for updates on this developing story as we will be sure to bring them to you.

Air Jordan 3 "UNC" Pegged For March Release: Official Photos

Air Jordan 3 releasing in a UNC Tar Heels colorway just in time for the NCAA’s annual March Madness Tournament.

In celebration of the NCAA’s March Madness Tournament, Jordan Brand is finally giving sneakerheads the chance to own the popular “UNC” Air Jordan 3. The special edition kicks were originally gifted exclusively to Tar Heels student-athletes but a modified version is now scheduled to drop on March 7th.

As seen in the latest batch of photos posted by sneaker source @Zsneakerheadz, the forthcoming “UNC” 3s feature “Heart & Soul” text printed upside down behind the tongues.

Just like the player exclusive UNC 3s, the retail release features white leather uppers, equipped with the classic elephant print detailing and UNC blue accents on the mudguard, tongue and heel. Unlike the Tar Heels’ PE, the version dropping on March 7th will not feature any UNC branding and will instead opt for a carolina blue Jumpman on the tongue.

Take a closer look at the detailed photos below, and stay tuned for the official announcement from Jordan Brand.