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Welcome to the Final Four guys. I hope you enjoyed your stay. I’m guessing the Kevin Love factor, you know, the thing everyone kept saying would make all the difference in the Memphis/UCLA game, didn’t really manifest. [...]

And then there were Four. The Fantastic Four. Four Square. Whatever Final Four-inspired name you’d like to use to describe this weekend’s games and the bunch above me is fine. I’m sure they all fit. In the amazingly slight chance you don’t know what I’m referring to, the Final Four [...]

We’ve all seen Kevin Love display a nice shooting touch all the way out the 3-point line, but who knew his range was this deep:

Yes, like CO-ED Magazine pointed out, we are reminded of the LeBron James/Powerade commercial; the difference being Kevin Love’s display is actually real. No computer-enhanced special effects here.
Maybe he’ll get [...]

For the first time since they’ve started seeding, the NCAA Tournament finally has all four number one seeds in the Final Four. Your participants: Memphis, UCLA, Kansas and North Carolina. Did your bracket reflect this?
Whatever your thoughts on the teams remaining, it’s hard to deny they have been the best four teams [...]

UCLA/Western Kentucky
Outlook
I’m not sure Western Kentucky should even bother showing up, seeing how no one in the free world is giving them much of a chance. All you hear is UCLA is going to blow them out and WKU is the weakest team left in the tournament. Maybe so, but while they are the [...]

If this didn’t count:

Neither should this:

That is all.

Found this at SbB and was immediately reminded of Mr. Spock and the incredibly cool Vulcan Nerve Pinch:

I guess this is what helped them capture another Pac-10 title… well that and bad calls.

Led by Justin Dentmon’s 20 points, the Washington Huskies snapped a 4-game losing streak (including 3-in-a-row at home) by beating the 4th ranked UCLA Bruins by the score of 71-61. In the loss, UCLA was a horrid 1-16 from the 3-point line, a stat that will kill even the most talented team.