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TGIF, 'Nova Nation! Good God, people. That was an amazing night. We are officially out of Jameson at the Lane household and I'm having anxiety sweats over Saturday already.
Savor it for a day, and brag all you want. I love this team and I love all of you.
And now, the "news."
Villanova’s Sweet 16 win was the best offensive performance by any team all season | SBNation.com
It was also the most efficient in the last five seasons, which is absolutely insane.
Villanova proves 'Power 5' term meaningless in rout of Miami | NCAA Basketball | Sporting News
If there is to be such a thing as the “Power 5” among collegiate athletic conferences, and if such a designation is to apply to basketball and not just football, well, OK: Who are you kicking out to make room for Villanova and the Big East?
No. 2 Villanova rolls No. 3 Miami behind scorching shooting of Kris Jenkins | CollegeBasketballTalk
Villanova is shooting 53.2% from three in the tournament, and shooting far fewer threes than they were earlier in the year.
Villanova advances to Elite Eight with romp over Miami | Philly.com
Villanova might have achieved a goal in advancing past the first weekend of the NCAA tournament, but seniors Ryan Arcidiacono and Daniel Ochefu played the NCAA South Region semifinal as if they didn't want the tourney to ever end.
Five times Villanova's Ryan Arcidiacono made our jaws drop | Sporting News
On Thursday night, Villanova steam-rolled Miami en route to the Elite Eight which meant that star guard Ryan Arcidiacono got to savor a little bit more of the March Madness spotlight.
Butler's Holtmann among coaches linked to Pitt job | indyStar
Holtmann was reportedly one of the names submitted to a search firm that is helping Pittsburgh identify candidates. He was linked to the Tennessee search a year ago, but nothing came of that and Holtmann said he was never contacted by anyone there.
Wisconsin players spoof 'Fresh Prince' for Sweet 16 Philly trip | Yahoo Sports
Wisconsin walk-ons Aaron Moesch and Matt Ferris don't receive much playing time, but they kill it on social media.