Ncaa

• Butler and Virginia Commonwealth defied the odds with Hoosiers-like runs to the Final Four last season, leaving a trail of ripped up NCAA tournament brackets across the country.
(USA Today)
• Mere hours after Norfolk State provided the NCAA tournament with its first Cinderella, fellow No. 15 seed Lehigh may have one-upped the Spartans. The Mountain Hawks took out one of college basketball's elite in enemy territory, upsetting No.
(Washington Post)
• GREENSBORO, N.C. -- The Lehigh Mountain Hawks said they werent afraid of mighty Duke. Maybe no one believed them at the time, but the Patriot League champions proved they were serious. C.J.
(AZCentral.com)
• Oh little team, of Bethlehem (Pa.) Question: What do you call an NCAA tournament without Duke? Answer: The rest of it.
(Los Angeles Times)
• Ding, dong, Duke is dead. In a historic upset sure that will both ruin brackets and delight a majority of the college basketball-watching public, No. 2 Duke, the team that inspires more love and hate than any team in the sport, was upset by No.
(YAHOO!)
• OMAHA, Neb.—It's more than a No. 15 seed beating a No. 2 seed, which had happened only four times in the history of the NCAA Tournament, at least before Duke's equally stunning loss.
(Sporting News)
• With No. 15 Norfolk State knocking off No. 2 Missouri on Friday afternoon, all the favored teams on the NCAA Tournament schedule for Friday night are on upset alert.
(Huffington Post)
• On any given Thursday (or Friday) in March, is it more important to be the best team on the floor or merely the team that is playing the best? In the 2012 NCAA Tournament, the answer depends on who you ask.
(Huffington Post)
• According to a UM spokesman, it has not been determined whether Williams suspension is just for the first two rounds or the entire tournament.
(Sun Sentinel)