NCAA Tournament

With Monday night's victory in the national championship, Mike Krzyzewski secured his fifth title, second most all-time, behind only John Wooden. Dick Vitale explained to Armen and Levack on 104.5 The Team on Tuesday why he puts Coach K as the best of all-time, over Wooden.

The Final Four in Indianapolis, Indiana is set as Kentucky, Wisconsin, Michigan State and Duke will be playing for a shot to play in the national title game.

ESPN Basketball Insider Dick Vitale has put much stock into No. 3 Notre Dame since before the tournament began. While they still haven't played as well as he had envisioned, the Fighting Irish have squeaked into the Sweet Sixteen after a four point win against No. 14 Northeastern and a three-point victory against No. 4 Butler.

On a day that made NCAA history with the most one-point games on a single day of the tournament, NC State completed one of the more unlikely comebacks against LSU. After trailing for the majority of the game and by as many as 16 points, the Wolfpack battled back to within one point in the closing minute...

Considering the pure dominance Kentucky has shown this season we to wonder if this team can be beaten at all. Now 34-0, Kentucky looks to finish its epic season with a run through the NCAA Tournament and a historic 40-0 record.

The Kentucky Wildcats are in the midst of a historic season if they can win six more games. The 34-0 Wildcats drew the #1 overall seed in the NCAA Tournament and it is no joke to say they are the class of the field.

I hate poetry. I've never liked it. (Unless we're talking about songs, which, I suppose is poetry.) That doesn't mean I haven't written a poem. I have. I've written exactly two.

Three weeks of tension, exhilaration, heartbreak and joy (at least for one lucky team and its fans) compressed into just three minutes, but it's perfect.

Excitement is building around the country as four teams get set for the Final Four at AT&T Stadium in NorthTexas/Arlington/Dallas-Ft. Worth/the Metroplex (pick one...it'll work).

After Kentucky beat Michigan, after all the interviews, after all the guys and the coaching staff had climbed the ladder and cut down the NCAA Tournament Midwest Regional nets, John Calipari said this to his team in the Lucas Oil Stadium locker room: