March Madness: Upsets & Nail-Biters

0:00On March 27, the men's NCAA basketball tournament started with 60-18s, but now just 16 remain after two exciting rounds. Topsy Duke is still in the hunt for the title, along with surprise number 11 seed Texas from the West region, the latest first 14 to, punch a ticket to the sweet 16. Thursday's action delivered some close calls and blowouts. In the West, number 2, Purdue Edge Texas 79 to 77, one number 1, Arizona dominated number 4, Arkansas 1092, 88. Over in the South, number 9, Iowa took down number 4 in Nebraska, 77 to 71, and number 3, Illinois handled number 2 Houston, 65 to 55. Fans are buzzing about these upsets and nail-biders, with underdogs like Texas stealing the spotlight improving why March Mann is lives up to the hype. The tournament's magic keeps drawing bigger crowds each year as everyday fans root for their brackets and dream teams.

1:00Friday brings more sweet 16 matchups that could shake things up. In the East, number 1 Duke faces number 5, St. John's at 710 PM Eastern on CBS, followed by number 2, Yukon against number 3, Michigan State at 945. The Midwest has number 1, Michigan vs. number 4, Alabama at 735 on TBS and True TV. Then number 2, Iowa State takes on number 6, Tennessee at 1010. With the elite aid just ahead, these games will decide who advances toward the final 4, keeping the man is rolling all weekend long.