NCAA bracket update 2013: Live coverage and score updates for Saturday’s Madness

I cannot get enough of Buzz Williams. For example, this video will always make me laugh:

And after his team narrowly defeated Butler, it was dancing time again. Go get it, Buzz.

That’s just about as pretty of a play as you’ll get in the NCAA Tournament, folks. We need more of this.

For a while -- about 35 minutes, actually -- Brad Stevens was stone cold. He had his poker face on and wasn’t showing any emotion at all. This is normal for him, a man who always looks like he knows something you don’t.

And then a basket interference call happened. It was the right call, mind you, after a Butler player hit the rim as the ball was over the cylinder. Stevens didn’t see it that way, though, and was incredibly angry.

With the win, Oregon advances to the Sweet 16 to face No. 1 overall seed Louisville next Friday in Indianapolis.

After the Billikens opened the game on a 7-2 run, the Ducks answered back with an 8-0 spurt of their own. Oregon then used a 14-2 stretch later in the half to open up a double-digit lead by halftime. The Ducks shot 8-11 from three for the game, and never let Saint Louis threaten in the second half.

Well, friends, I think we have a new best fan of March Madness. Meet dancing Arizona band member.

SHAKE IT!

Either that or he thumbed through Bill Walton’s closet this morning.

The game got out of hand almost as soon as it started, when the Wildcats ripped off a 30-9 run. Harvard didn’t make their first field goal until eight minutes into the game. They shot a miserable 7 of 28 from the floor in the first half. Arizona went into halftime up, 40-22. Harvard finished the game making 27.6 percent of its field goals and making just 5 of 18 three pointers.

The Wildcats will go on to face the winner of Sunday’s Ohio State-Iowa State matchup in next week’s Sweet 16. Here’s the updated bracket for the West Region:

The image up top is Chambers with part of his tooth missing. You’re wondering how this happened. Here you go!

I’ll admit I kind of laughed at the GIF below. But I feel bad at the same time. This is what it looks like when one realizes they just got a tooth knocked out.

If this is the last we see of Ram Boy/Fan, this GIF will be the cherry on top of his weekend. Goodbye, Ram Boy. It’s been real.

Yep that sums it up.

This is what he did to a layup attempt from Colorado State’s Dorian Green.

Yes, the fan in the Ram costume is back, and still the best. He is your spirit animal. Accept this and embrace him. Embrace him forever.

That incident seemed long forgotten just moments later though, when Appling hit Payne on a lob for a thunderous dunk. That put Michigan State ahead by 13 and Memphis never threatened again.

The Spartans ended the game on a 14-2 run to provide the final margin.

After building a 15-point halftime lead, the Wolverines got out in transition to build their lead up over 30, effectively doing to VCU what it had just done to Akron.

A complete, printable NCAA Tournament bracket can be found here.

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Michigan’s 17 percent haltime turnover rate is higher than normal, but it is far below the 29 percent VCU has forced on the season. Without easy transition buckets, the Rams have struggled in the halfcourt. VCU posted just a 32 effective field goal percentage and shot only two free throws in the first half, leading to just 0.92 points per possession.

VCU has a long way to come back against a strong Michigan team in the second half. The Rams will need to get more easy baskets in transition or they will be heading home.

Burke struggled a bit in the Wolverines’ second-round win over South Dakota State, scoring just six points on 2-of-12 shooting. The Big 10 Player of the Year did hand out seven assists and also recovered from an injury scare after landing hard on his back.

The swarming VCU defense known as “Havoc” will be a tough test for Burke. A big game against that type of pressure defense would boost the point guard’s draft stock.

The Billikens entered the tournament as a dark horse candidate to reach the Final Four. They may be a mid-major program from the Atlantic 10, but this is a team that executes very well on both ends of the floor and is very well coached.

The Ducks may be a No. 12 seed, but just about everyone would say this team was badly under-seeded.

When the brackets were announced, many experts had Arizona losing to Belmont in the second round. Just about every expert had New Mexico winning handily over Harvard.

On Thursday, Arizona dominated the Bruins, while Harvard pulled the biggest upset of the tournament as they knocked off the three-seeded Lobos, 68-62.

After an enjoyable day one of the 2013 NCAA Tournament, tip times and TV networks have been set for Saturday’s day three of March Madness. What follows is all of that pertinent information for Saturday. You can check out the TV schedule for today’s action here. TruTV drops out of the action starting on Saturday. It was a nice four days, TruTV! See you next year.

What follows are your tip times, announcers and networks for day three of the NCAA Tournament.