Duke, #2 ranked in the NCAA East Region, squeaked out a victory over Texas (7), which was closer than the final result might lead you to believe.

Blake Griffin powered Oklahoma (1) into the South Regional semifinals with 33 points and 14 rebounds as Oklahoma overcame a tenacious Michigan (10) 73-63 in the second round of the NCAA tournament.

The North Carolina Tarheels, ranked #1 in the NCAA South Regionals, beat the #8 ranked LSU Tigers, 84-70.

It was a minor upset, but an upset still. And finally, on this Saturday of second-round NCAA games, we had a close game. Until this one, they had all been blowouts. Purdue defeated Washington 76-74 that went down to the wire.

The NCAA Tournament Western Regional's #1 ranked team, the Connecticut Huskies, had an easy time reaching the Sweet 16, never trailing the Texas A&M Aggies.

Memphis, #2 ranked in the NCAA West Regional, easily defeated the Maryland Terrapins with a 89-70 result in the second round. The 19 point deficit? Well, it wasn't really even that close.

Villanova, which faced the possibility of an upset in its first round NCAA Tournament game, showed no such problems in its second round game against UCLA, winning 89 - 69 in an easy victory.

The 2009 NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball Tournament First and Second rounds will be held at the Greensboro Coliseum, Thursday, March 19, and Saturday, March 21.

The first round of the NCAA Tournament usually showcases at least one upset, the result of which is usually a totally screwed-up tournament bracket for many. Today, Villanova faced the prospect of an upset, and fought it off with a 19-2 run.

It is actually possible to watch NCAA's March Madness online, and here is how.

We know president Barack Obama loves basketball. Today Obama released his NCAA picks. The bracket is market with the presidential picks.

It's Selection Sunday 2009! In reality, it's come and the important part is gone. The NCAA Basketball Tournament Selection Show is over, and now we know the bracket.