March Madness is nearly upon us, so you know there was some good college basketball action last night to help get us ready for the rest of the month. Oh, and history was also made by Bernard Hopkins. No biggie.

The NBA All-Star break brought sports, mostly, to a screeching halt, so last night we were left with precious few colleges games, men’s and women, and some NHLing. Here are the highlights of what you missed.

That we’re even having this conversation, again, probably shouldn’t be. But ESPN’s Brent Musburger might have dipped his toe into the awkward once again last night at the end of the Kansas-Baylor broadcast when he was signing off for the ESPN crew.

Lache Seastrunk doesn’t care much for this Johnny Football character. He’s a one-year wonder, Seastrunk thinks; he can’t possibly win a Heisman two years in a row. Ipso facto, Lache Seastrunk will win the 2013 Heisman Trophy. He guarantees it. More, after the jump.

Baylor’s Lache Seastrunk had a huge game today against Oklahoma State: 179 yards rushing on just 16 carries and one touchdown on a 76-yard rush up the middle. That touchdown proved to be the game-winner. The most impressive part? He did it with a leg cramp.

There will be some major changes at the top of the BCS standings after this weekend as both no. 1 Kansas State and no. 2 Oregon both lost last night, while the rest of the top 10 (actually, the top 17) all won, and an unlikely new no. 1 team emerges…

Today’s Baylor-West Virginia game was an exhibition in offensive execution and defensive ineptitude eventually resulting the win for West Virginia. And while Baylor, and especially quarterback Nick Florence, obviously put up a great effort, all eyes should be on West Virginia quarterback Geno Smith and the unbelievable day he had.

Giants defensive end Osi Umenyiora has set his sights on a rookie quarterback who, he says, hasn’t yet earned the media darling status bestowed upon him.

If you like thunderous dunks, look no further. Quincy Acy came off a (maybe illegal?) screen during an inbounds play, caught the rock with one hand, and committed something like rim murder for a devastating dunk. Create your own GIF by slamming the reply button, after the jump.

Baylor may be a Baptist university, but that didn’t stop a student from contributing to our series chronicling obscene gestures by flipping the double-bird.