It was almost too perfect of a finish for such a storied rivalry, as tonight’s Duke-North Carolina game ended on a buzzer-beater, after a strange and wild 15-second sequence.

If nasty sports injuries are your thing, this is probably something you’ve got to see. Butler guard Ronald Nored took a hard fall this afternoon against Detroit, and this was the result of his face bracing his fall.

We’re not sure what it is about basketball that makes college kids reach for the autotune and flip cameras, but it seems like everyone is trying to make a viral video in the quad these days. Last night, we highlighted Murray State’s stab at a rap anthem, which, at the time, we thought was as bad as it gets. Unfortunately, we were wrong.

Congratulations to Murray State for not only starting their college hoops season 21-0 but for also providing us with a reason to point and laugh at their success. Ladies and gentlemen, we introduce you to the Murray State “Rap Anthem.”

Florida State’s women’s basketball team beat North Carolina State 67-64 on Friday, thanks to a three-pointer by guard Leo Rodriguez in the final seconds. Dramatic finish…but we don’t know if any finish is dramatic or just plain crazy enough to warrant the call it received.

Ohio State point guard Aaron Craft contributed seven points, four assists, and two steals to the Buckeyes’ 64-49 win over Michigan this afternoon, but it was an off-the-court skill of Craft’s that really stood out.

Today during the Kansas — Iowa State game, old-ass ESPN announcer Mark Jones quoted Lil’ Wayne’s “Right Above It.” But he got the lyrics wrong. Everyone is in a frenzy over this one, folks. Going into commercial, Jones, who lists Lil’ Wayne as one of his favorite artists, saw his opening.

With 6:59 remaining in a tight game against Missouri on Wednesday night, Oklahoma State sophomore Markel Brown threw down what many consider to be the dunk of the year. Then he got ejected.

Maybe this guy’s attempt to rob a smoke shop in Seattle while apparently (partly) dressed as the University of Washington’s Husky mascot failed could have been less intimidating. He could have worn footie pajamas. He could have pulled a plastic knife, or foam sword. He could have worn a propeller beanie over the Husky mascot head. It wouldn’t have been easy, is the point. Video of this farce here. [Busted Coverage]