March Madness

After another weekend of surprise outcomes, how is your bracket looking?

Whether it's getting involved in an office pool, a bracket challenge with friends, or if you'll be sitting there with three screens in front of you and live betting the action, do you plan on making any wagers on this year's tournament?

Let's say for the purpose of grading the remaining shape of your bracket, if you have 6+ Elite Eight teams and 3+ Final Four remaining, you're still marching and have yet to be blown to smithereens like the rest of us.

Best. Comeback. Ever. Sounds pretty good next to Rock Chalk, Jayhawk.

Despite another all-out effort by Paige Bueckers, UConn still came up well short - the first loss in program history in the title game - and fell 64-49 to the South Carolina Gamecocks for the national championship on Sunday night

There will be plenty of familiar faces at the women’s Final Four with Stanford, South Carolina, Louisville and UConn heading to Minneapolis.

Of course St. Peter's would win on National Peacock Day! The Peacocks (22-11) added the Boilermakers to their string of upsets and will face North Carolina in the East Region final on Sunday.

After the first 16 games were played in the tournament, less than 150 perfect brackets remained according to ESPN's Tournament Challenge. As of this morning, only _ remain.

The Peacocks became the 10th No. 15 seed to win a first-round game since the tournament expanded to 64 teams in 1985 and handed Kentucky its first opening-round loss under coach John Calipari.

Let's imagine that you find yourself in a pickle tomorrow. You intended to watch as many hours of March Madness as possible, but your friends want you to come out and celebrate St. Patrick's Day...what do you do?