The women’s and men’s Sweet 16 were played in March Madness

The Knights versus Ole Miss in the NCAA Tournament: A Dream Merchant for the High School Basketball Players of the University at the College Basketball Tournament

In the NCAA college basketball tournament this year there have been upsets and Cinderella runs, while some higher seeds have handled their business with tact.

On Sunday, No. 1-seeded Stanford became the first top seed to be eliminated from this year’s women’s tournament, while on the men’s side, the Sweet 16 round is set.

The Cardinal was led in scoring by forward Cameron Brink with 20 points. Brink did tie the game at 49 with 1:16 to go but a 5-0 run from Ole Miss put the game out of sight and clinched a famous victory.

“I’m a dreamer, and I try to be a dream merchant for my players. But how cool is it to take down someone that you admire [in Stanford coach Tara VanDerveer]? Like, that was pretty freakin’ cool … so I’ll never forget this.”

The Knights became the second team in NCAA tournament history to upset a No. 1 seed in the first round but lost to Florida Atlantic in the second.

The Owls led at the half, but the Knights came out in the second half and took the lead. However, the Owls took charge and broke the game open with less than five minutes to play.

Owls guard Johnell Davis led scoring with 29 points, while Demetre Roberts’ 20 points kept things close for Fairleigh Dickinson, but it wasn’t enough in the end.

The March Madness of the Knights – A Memories from Mr. Tomlin, My Father, and My Brother, My Sister and Me

Although the Knights’ run came to an end, the team’s spirit, grit and propensity to win against the odds meant it had become many people’s second team, as fans rooted for the dream to continue.

When asked what he will remember from the March Madness, he said it would be everything. Everybody chanting ‘F-D-U.’ A place is going crazy. The police escorts. Leaving the hotel with the band playing. Every part of this I’ll remember forever – and they will, too.”

No. 4 UConn vs. No. 8 Arkansas at 7:15 p.m. (CBS) No. 4 Tennessee vs. No. 9 Florida Atlantic at 9 p.m. (TBS) No. 2 UCLA vs. No. 3 Gonzaga at 9:45 p.m. (CBS)

This year’s Sweet 16 resembles the Sweet 16 in 2021. when LSU, Houston, USC and others were in the mix. The champion of that year has already been eliminated.

ESPN says that out of 20,056,273 bracket entries on its site, none are perfect. Yahoo says it took 24 games to ruin users’ brackets. The women’s and men’s tournaments have seen early upsets, including Ole Miss shocking Stanford, so predictions on CBS Sports’ site were quickly obliterated.

There will be four games on Thursday and Friday. Thursday’s first game pits No. 3 Kansas State against No. 7 Michigan State on TBS. The next thing is followed by:

Why is Princeton so lucky to be the first team to reach the Sweet 16? The numbers are all over the place in the American Football Hall of Fame

We know that this school finds itself on the wrong end of a statistical disparity when it comes to ranking, which is why it’s the lowest-ranked team left in the tournament. In the first round, the tigers shocked Arizona and then beat Missouri 78-63 on Saturday night.

It’s the first time Princeton has made it to the Sweet 16 since 1967. The program’s proudest moment in the 1990s was its stunning upset of defending champion UCLA in the 1996 NCAA tournament’s first round, and it was coached byMitch Henderson.

The percentage of brackets that predicted Princeton’s 2023 success (1.86 percent) is lower than the percentage of college applicants recently accepted at Princeton (3.98 percent), according to the NCAA.

The third year in a row, a no. 15 seed made it to the Sweet 16. Last year Saint Peter’s reached the Elite Eight while Oral Roberts did the same.

The sums add up to 9 if the favorites advance to the second round. When you see higher sums, things have gone off-script.

For the Sweet 16, the ideal sums for the favorites would be 5. But with two No. 1 seeds eliminated, the math is all over the place. The most unlikely matchup features a sum of 21, as No. 15 Princeton and No. 6 Creighton face off.