NCAA Tournament

Michigan and Michigan State advanced to the NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Tournament's Elite Eight on Friday night. Second-seeded Michigan defeated Tennessee 74-71 in the Midwest Regional semifinals in Indianapolis, giving the Wolverines a Sunday date with Kentucky. The eighth-seeded Wildcats ousted the defending national champion Louisville Cardinals 74-69. Fourth-seeded Michigan State outlast

After four exciting days of college basketball, the 68-team field of the NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Championship has been reduced to the Sweet 16. Still alive are both Michigan and Michigan State. Here are six things we learned from the tournament's first weekend:

And this is why we love the NCAA Tournament.

The NCAA Tournament is upon us, which means it's time to grab a pen and fill out your bracket before you feign sickness and call out of work so you can watch nothing but basketball for days on end.

The Monday after Selection Sunday means it's time to start filling out your NCAA Tournament bracket so that you can earn the respect of your co-workers for the next year.

So Grand Rapids DOESN'T have game! At least the NCAA doesn't think so! WZZM TV 13 is reporting the NCAA has passed on a chance to change the venue for the Tournaments' play in game in 2014 and 2015. Commonly referred to as the "First Four", Van Andel Arena would have hosted the first 2 games, and Michigan State would have been the host school.

In the past, when watching the NCAA Tournament, CBS would switch to another close game right in the middle of a game I wanted to see.  But this year, I will be able to control what game I want to see.  Power to the remote!