Everyone always wants to see President Obama fill out his bracket, well I think I would rather watch Kid President fill one out. If you feel the same way, you’re in luck. Kid President recently got together with ESPN to fill out his big board. Enjoy.

To celebrate the March Madness tournament, Cashletes just released a collection inspired by the glory and tradition of the classic NCAA tournament. The March Madness Pack pays tribute to notable college basketball squads including Ohio State, Notre Dame, Michigan, and Illinois. The collection of crewnecks and tees is now available on the Cashletes web shop and will soon be available on Karmaloop. [See More]

Fresh off the presses, adidas' new college hoops uniforms are set to bring advanced technologies and camouflage print to the NCAA Tournament. Six schools are getting impact-driven looks—Baylor University, UCLA, Louisville, Cincinnati, University of Kansas, and Notre Dame—each with quick drying Revolution 30 technology that guarantees quick drying. The latest innovation in adidas basketball, the adizero short sleeve system, will be worn by Baylor, UCLA, and the Cardinals of Louisville. [See More]

What would a college basketball season be without its upsets? Unranked Butler accomplished one today against No. 1 Indiana in an overtime thriller tonight, 88-86. Tied with less than four seconds remaining, a Butler player managed to get in the paint and score the game-winner with an awkward running floater. This player wasn't Rotnei Clark or Roosevelt Jones, who led the team with 19 and 16 points, respectively. It came from none other than, you guessed it, former walk-on Alex Barlow. Click the video above to watch the highlights and fast forward to1:46 for that game-winning shot. Enjoy.

Notre Dame is going to play for college football’s crown jewel – The BCS National Championship. ND is the first to start the season unranked and end up earning a BCS birth. A movie will probably be made about this unimaginable rags-to-riches saga, complete with last-minute victories against all odds. Yet according to my informal unscientific poll of football fans, Brussels sprouts have an approval rating 74% higher than Notre Dame Football. The reasons are numerous tasty morsels for the haters. First, most in the US are not Irish. Most are not Catholics. [Read More]

Ole Miss WR Jeff Scott caught a decent ball, but it was his heads up play which may vault it into the SportsCenter Top 10 category. Jazzy Jeff caught the pass and was seemingly tackled by an Auburn defenseman, but he rolled directly over the top with his knee never touching the ground. Jeff alertly kept running while the Auburn defense just watched him walk into the endzone for six points. A good reminder to keep playing until the whistle blows. Enjoy.

This could be considered Karma as the Tyrann Mathieu aka The Honey Badger went off on the media via Twitter for being too critical of him. If they didn’t have a legit reason to be critical of him before, they do now. This isn’t the first time Mathieu has been suspended. You have to be pretty dumb to fail not 1, not 2, but 3 drug tests. That makes you a Drug addict. [Watch & Read More]

The NCAA didn't give the Penn State football program the "death penalty" this morning. But, to most Penn State fans, it probably feels like it. In the wake of the Jerry Sandusky child sexual abuse scandal, the findings of the Freeh Report, and the alleged cover-up that took place at the hands of former Penn State head coach Joe Paterno and others at the school, the NCAA just handed out a slew of harsh sanctions against the program. First, the NCAA fined Penn State $60 million, which is the total amount that the Penn State football program brings in every year. [Read More]

The University of North Carolina is currently in some hot water. In a report published by The News & Observer, several North Carolina football players took classes that had little to no instruction at all. At the head of the claim is one course in particular: AFAM 280: Blacks in North Carolina. Out of the 19 students enrolled in the class, 18 were football players. [Read More]

Pat Summitt is stepping aside as Tennessee's women's basketball coach and taking the title of "head coach emeritus," with longtime assistant Holly Warlick being promoted to replace the sport's winningest coach. The 59-year-old Summitt will report to the athletic director and help the women's program she guided to eight national titles. She said she supports Warlick, her assistant for 27 years and a three-time All-American playing for Summitt, as her replacement and wants to ensure the stability of the program. [See & Read More]