Author: Paul Myerberg, USA TODAY

This year’s Final Four will consist of some of the biggest names in the sport’s history. And some surprises if the past week has taught us anything.

No. 1 Gonzaga failed yet again in the men’s NCAA Tournament, while Coach K and No. 2 Duke pull off a late escape against No. 3 Texas Tech.

After just two rounds and four days, the number of SEC teams still standing is a paltry one: Arkansas alone will represent the powerful conference.

This young, inexperienced team has same flaws as before March, but its tenacity and heart in a comeback win against Michigan State show possibility.

With a roster this young, every NCAA Tournament game could bring Duke closer to matching the full potential of Mike Krzyzewski’s final team.

Juwan Howard’s continued inability to maintain a baseline of composure during men’s basketball games is a major red flag for Michigan and the Big Ten.

Joe Burrow transferred to LSU as a largely unknown quantity. Now, he is one of seven QBs to lead their teams to the Super Bowl in their second season.

On National Signing Day, we explore which teams used the transfer portal to their advantage. Southern Cal, Texas lead, but Oklahoma, Georgia stumble.