History was made for the first time ever since seeding began in 1979, as all four Number 1 seeds were eliminated. Texas is the highest seed remaining at a 2, followed by Kansas State and Gonzaga at 3 heading to a really crazy and unpredictable Elite Eight.

The record was 1-250, the one being in 2018 when Maryland-Baltimore County were the first 15 seed to knock out the then overall Number 1 seed in Virginia. On Friday night March 17 at the East Regional in Columbus, Ohio saw more history. The FDU Knights were quicker, they were more aggressive, and completely shut down Zach Edey of Purdue for the last 9 minutes. The historic upset with a final score of 63-58 will be remembered forever, as the Retrievers are no longer alone.

Congratulations to the Furman Paladins for being the 22nd school since 1985 as a 13 seed to knock out the 4 in Virginia.  Ironic that it happened on the 5th anniversary of the first 16 seed to KO a 1 when UMBC made history.  More updates to come throughout the Big Dance, and remember to check out my blogs via the Jetpack app for more details.

The brackets are set and the seed lines proved to be mind boggling at first glance.  Here was my first time reaction, but for more details please find my blog All Things About Men's College Basketball on the JetPack app.  Thank you so much for listening and please check for my key thoughts all tournament long.

Happy Valentine’s Day.  I wanted to take some time out of my blogs normally dealing with the Power 5 and decided to give some love to the mid-major schools, who are hoping to become the next Cinderella darlings when the tournament commences in March.  

And yes, there's a lot of 2022 St. Peter's love included in this special blog.

Most of all, I dedicate this podcast to my online female friends who might be either checking out my podcasts for the first time or if you are a subscriber, I appreciate you following along on what I have to say.  As always, please like, subscribe, rate, and review this or any of my past podcasts.

With the Super Bowl behind us, I want to welcome all of you bandwagon (aka the casual) fans who only follow college basketball in March.

And there has been plenty of news besides the hiring of Charlie Baker as the next NCAA President.  Three schools have been playing musical chairs on who will be the overall number 1 seed in less than a month before the draw is released.

When this blog was published, Alabama climbed to Number 1 in the polls for the first time since 2003.  For a time, Houston and Purdue have also claimed the top spot.  Conversely, the gradual slides of bluebloods Kentucky and North Carolina have the rest of the college world on notice.

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