In the Men’s bracket, everywhere you look, some team is seizing the opportunity to come from behind. Surely Bill Belichick, inspired by Florida’s showing at the NIT last night, took note of some of the action on the court as well.

(image courtesy of DEADSPIN, via TMZ)
Tenth-seeded Davidson shocked Georgetown this afternoon. The Hoyas were one […]

NHL goaltending legend and Quebec junior hockey head coach Patrick Roy sent his kid, Quebec Remparts goalie Jonathan Roy, on a goon mission when their team was getting blown out last night.

Jonathan skated the length of the ice to fight the opposing goalie, who wasn’t really looking for action.

People have been complaining for years about how television has ruined pro football, and now Denver Broncos WR Brandon Marshall might agree.

Marshall had to get stitches in his arm after falling into a television. Unfortunately, Mike Shanahan called timeout before the loss of balance began, so now Marshall has to fall through the TV again.

The Detroit Tigers and the rotund third basemen have reached a tentative agreement that would give Miguel Cabrera the fourth-richest deal in baseball history.

The contract would pay Cabrera an average of just over 19 million Junior Bacon Cheeseburgers per season.

Critical Fantatic of FAN IQ (not pictured, I hope) breaks down the West Virginia win over Duke yesterday. No Sweet Sixteen for you!

How much is everyone enjoying the Duke loss? DEADSPIN shows us that one message board has temporarily shut down.

I don’t know why I didn’t think there were any games today. Probably because I’ve been stabbing my bracket with a red ball-point pen for the past two days.

(get your Siena gear while it’s still hot; you have about 15 minutes left)
Siena and Villanova, who pulled off upsets earlier in the weekend against Vanderbilt and […]

The first weekend of the NCAA tournament is almost over, but we still have today through Wednesday to point and laugh at the Blue Devils.

For the second straight year, Duke has failed to make the Sweet Sixteen, and those who have grown tired of the Mike Krzyzewski pedigree are enjoying it, and are attacking the […]

NBC Raleigh affiliate sports anchor Penn Holderness is not the guy from the popular comedy duo “Penn and Teller.”

After seeing this, we feel obligated to make the distinction.

An NCAA tournament game featuring a pair of twin sophomores (both seven feet tall), a head coach getting ejected in the first half, and one player on each team going for 30 points doesn’t need to go to overtime to be one of the most interesting games of the tournament.

But it helps.