Duke, Michigan State, Michigan Advance

0:00On March 22nd, number one seat, Duke, dominated TCU 81-58 in the second round of the men's NCAA tournament with freshman Cameron, Booser erupting for 19 points after a slow start. In the East region, number three, Michigan State held off Louisville 77-69, thanks to Cohen-Cars' first career double-double-of, 21 points and 10 rebounds. Meanwhile, in the Midwest, top-seated Michigan cruise past St. Louis 95-72, led by Yaxxel Lindoborg's 25 points and A. Huge dunk to seal it. Down south, number two, Houston rolled over Texas A&M 88-57, while number three Illinois beat VCU 76-55. Nebraska pulled off a thrilling upset, number four over number five, Vanderbilt 74-72, with Braden Frager's game-winning layup. At 2.2 seconds left, that marks the Cornhuskers' first-ever, Sweet 16-trip.

1:02In the West, number three Arkansas survived high point 94-88 in a high-scoring battle, and number 11, Texas Stun Gonzaga. 74-68, becoming the first first-four team in five years to reach this stage. These wins set up exciting Sweet 16 matchups across the regions, from Duke facing Michigan state to Nebraska challenging in Houston, keeping the madness alive as we had deeper into March.