2013 NCAA Men's Division I Basketball Tournament

#4 Michigan is on their way to the final four!

The Wolverines have dominated #3 Florida 79-59. They will play Syracuse.

Duke and Louisville coming up!
 
And Louisville is the final team in the final four!

After an outright gruesome heartbreaking leg-breaking injury to Kevin Ware of Louisville, the Cardinals came out and dominated in the second half. Final score was 85-63.

Louisville will play Wichita State, and Michigan will play Syracuse.
 
Well at least I got one final four team right.
 
GO SYRACUSE :D

I especially hate Ohio State because they crushed them last year
 
FINAL FOUR BEGINS TODAY!

The Cinderellas of this year's tournament, the #9 Wichita State Shockers, are set to take on the #1 overall Louisville Cardinals at 6:05 PM EST tonight.

After that game, for the first time in history, two #4 seeds will play each other in the final four. The #4 Syracuse Orange will take on AP Player of the Year Trey Burke and the #4 Michigan Wolverines at 8:49 PM EST.

Both games will be airing on CBS.
 
Halftime of the first game!

The Wichita State Shockers are up right now against the Louisville Cardinals, 26-25.
 
It's done!

Louisville has survived an amazing effort by Wichita State and moves on to the national championship game! Final score was 72-68.

Syracuse/Michigan coming up soon!
 
Don't know who to support, I live in Michigan but am from Syracuse :P
 
Michigan leads at halftime, 36-25!

This is the Oranges largest deficit at halftime for the entire season. Also, Michigan almost tied Marquette's final score against Syracuse.

...And we still haven't gotten to the second half.
 
THATS IT!

Michigan has defeated Syracuse in a very exciting game, 61-56!

Monday, 9pm EST I believe, is when our national championship game should be. The #1 Louisville Cardinals vs. the #4 Michigan Wolverines. Easily two of the best teams from two of the best conferences (Big East and Big Ten, respectively). Definitely looking forward to this game, might go down as one of the best championship games in recent history.