2013 NCAA Tournament: March Madness Schedule for Sunday

Teams, times, networks, announcers and bits of knowledge to prep for the fourth day of the Tournament

The NCAA Tournament has moved into the weekend where tickets to the Sweet 16 will be punched. Now that we’re into the Sunday's slate of games, hopefully you don't have to sneak away from work to catch the action.

Here’s everything you need to know for Sunday’s  games, including the TV schedule, the network, announcers, predictions and bits of knowledge for all eight games to finish off the weekend.

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Wichita State upsets Gonzaga for first No. 1 upset in NCAA Tournament

Shockers reach second Sweet 16, coach Gregg Marshall ends long wait for second weekend

Wichita State finally has its moment in the spotlight, and it might last a little longer.

The Shockers became the first team to dispatch a No. 1 seed in the NCAA Tournament by defeating Mark Few's Gonzaga 76-70 in a game when Wichita rarely trailed.

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Marquette-Butler wraps up best game of the 2013 NCAA Tournament so far

Vander Blue leads Marquette in back-and-forth second round game

Only Marquette could win a game this dramatic in this Tournament. Only Butler could make the final five seconds this heart-pounding.

Two days after Marquette’s Vander Blue ended a two-Tournament drought of game-winning and game-tying shots in the final 10 seconds with his layup against Davidson, Marquette again had a flair for the dramatic in a 74-72 win in the round of 32.

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Memphis' D.J. Stephens enters name in Block of the Tournament contention

The Tigers guard rejects Michigan State's Adreian Payne

Memphis' 6-foot-5 guard D.J. Stephens continued to audition for the NCAA Tournament highlight reel with this athletic block of Michigan State's Adreian Payne in the first half.

Stephens' four blocks in the first half, including on back-to-back Michigan State possessions, helped Memphis crawl back from a 13-point deficit to a three-point Michigan State lead at halftime.

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2013 NCAA Tournament: March Madness Schedule for Saturday

Teams, times, networks, announcers and bits of knowledge to prep for the third day of the Tournament

The NCAA Tournament has moved into the weekend where tickets to the Sweet 16 will be punched. Now that we’re into the Saturday slate of games, hopefully you don't have to sneak away from work to catch the action.

Here’s everything you need to know for Saturday’s slate of games, including the TV schedule, the network, announcers, predictions and bits of knowledge for all eight games to start the weekend.

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Florida Gulf Coast knocks off Georgetown for biggest upset of 2013 Tournament

Fledgling FGCU program becomes third No. 15 seed in two years to win NCAA game

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Ole Miss-La Salle sets up 2013's most unlikely NCAA Tournament pairing

After pair of upsets, Ole Miss and La Salle play for trip to the Sweet 16

The Sweet 16 will feature either Ole Miss or La Salle.

Let that sink in a bit. Ole Miss and La Salle have been also-rans in their leagues for roughly a decade, and now one of them will reach the second weekend of the NCAA Tournament.

Just to be clear, the fact that Ole Miss is a No. 12 seed and La Salle is a No. 13 is probably the least strange part about this round of 32 matchup:

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Henderson keeps Ole Miss advancing in NCAA Tournament upset

The Tournament's most interesting player stays in the field by dispatching Wisconsin

The Marshall Henderson Experience continues.

College basketball’s most divisive player will be mandatory watching for at least one more game as the Oe Miss guard heated up in the second half in the Rebels’ 57-46.

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College Basketball's Absolute Worst Coaching Tenures since 1984-85

Jeff Bzdelik has had a rough time at Wake, Colorado

Sometimes a coach inherits a bad team or steps into a program where the university simply does not invest in basketball. In some cases, through recruiting, Xs and Os and inspiration, that coach can turn a bad team into a good or even great one.

The guys on this list are not those coaches. Here are the 20 worst coaching tenures in the six major conference since the NCAA Tournament expanded in 1985.

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