Sixth Year Seniors

After 14 seasons, the Sixth Year Seniors are graduating. College football is no longer fun. It's been a helluva ride, fans.

Michigan goes wire-to-wire for the NCAA basketball championship. Meanwhile UCLA wins the women's title and Auburn wins the NIT on a "meaningless" dunk at the buzzer. 

Duke's glorious choke job ends a week of either blowouts or fantastic finishes. Arizona and Michigan highlights the Final Four, but UConn or Illinois can surprise. Plus, coaching changes could pull a podcast favorite from the NBA.

Nebraska turns Oklahoma City into a home court, and goes from a lifetime without an NCAA tournament win to the Sweet 16. They meet fellow Big 10 Iowa, which defeats the two-time champs Florida. No. 1s Duke, Arizona and Michigan survive and advance. If there's a Cinderella, it's #11 play-in Texas with an easy road through the first week.

The NCAA selected 68 teams. Now its time to determine which ones will make the Sweet 16 and beyond. Get your Cinderellas, sleepers and title contenders right here.

Does anyone want top four seeds in the NCAA tournament? Losses abound this weekend in the big conferences. Meanwhile small conference champs are punching tickets and looming as public favorites as 12 and 13 seeds. Queens, High Point, Northern Iowa: Get your Cinderellas now! Plus, the Miami OH magical season finishes without a loss.

Connecticut showed us the good Huskies and the bad Huskies in the period of days. The Big 12 keeps taking internal hits that will cost them a second #1 seed. Florida, meanwhile, might grab the final top spot. And with all the odd conference tournament setups, we come up with one more crazy idea.

Duke beats Michigan, but there were other Evil Empires lurking this weekend. Arizona and Houston also tangle, as the top four teams meet in February. Coaching tirades in Kansas State and Green Bay, with one losing his job. Bill self says what's not going on with Darryn Peterson, but doesn't explain what is going on. Huge blow for Texas Tech, losing All-American JT Toppin. And, of course, Olympic wrap ups.

The top team in the nation now on a two-game skid. Texas Tech's resume may be better than anyone else. Michigan moves to #1, with Purdue and Duke on deck. Plus top-shelf pettiness at Baylor, near-malice at Providence, and potential swimwear at Miami OH. Plus, more thoughts on the Olympics, including a new Hollywood action star.

Fans need to figuring out this court-storming thing, somewhere between Portland and Chapel Hill. Maybe Minnesota has it right. But three times in one season? All that and much more college hoops, plus Olympics and Super Bowl thoughts.