After losing the semifinal game to Butler Saturday night, fans once again hit the streets, but this time the party turned ugly.

Fans partied all night throughout India, playing music, dancing and bringing traffic to a halt. But the party wasn’t just on the subcontinent.

The Chicago Tribune took a look back at what is undeniably the greatest April Fools’ joke ever pulled off by a sports writer: “The Curious Case of Sidd Finch.”

When asked “Do you think Matt Barnes of the Lakers is the first tough guy they’ve had in years?” Jason Terry responded by calling Barnes “The Charminator.”

Former Auburn player Heath Evans went on the “Dan Patrick Show” and and ripped the men who spoke out on Real Sports, continually calling them liars.

Christian Laettner says he’ll attend the Final Four to meet with coaches potentially willing to hire him as an assistant.

Listening to Tim McCarver offer up solutions is hardly a comfort, so yesterday New York’s funniest fan joined David Letterman to talk about Mets situation.

Early reports claimed that Rashan S. Michel punched Dominique Wilkins in the chest. Now Michel says Wilkins was the first one to throw a punch.

When five or six dump trucks stopped by her house to rip out her basketball hoop, Melissa McCafferty climbed up the pole to try to save it.

Indian model Poonam Pandey is following Larissa Riquelme’s lead and promising get naked—first in front of the crowd, then in front of the players.