No. 1 Indiana thought today’s game against unranked Butler was going to be a cakewalk. They ended up being the ones getting walked, and by a former walk-on, no less. Oops, just did that thing where you write something so many time it doesn’t look like a word anymore.

Well, the Lakers finally have a permanent coach on the bench again. Mike D’Antoni debuted last night. How’d he do? Well, unless you were up until around 1 a.m. Estern time tracking the results, you don’t know. That’s where we come in. That’s right: it’s time to break down last night in the world of sports via our ongoing feature, “What The Hell Happened Last Night?” Enough intro – let’s answer our own question now.

A 2-year-old girl in Keller, Texas had a nearly perfect bracket in last month’s March Madness, having outperformed millions of fans and experts.

The Washington Post’s John Feinstein went on record saying he wasn’t a big fan of the NCAA Tournament’s Selection Committee. Today he ripped the organization as whole, capping a nightmare public relations week for college sports.

Last night at the Jazz-Lakers game at the Staples Center, Gordon Hayward went hard to the rim and dunked the ball in the face of Pau Gasol and Ron Artest.

Sports Illustrated unveiled its post-NCAA-championship cover today. The photo’s great. The associated headline? Not so much.

After last night’s UConn/Butler title game, Doug Gottlieb was brought in to SportsCenter for some analysis. And analyze, he did.

Roughly 7,000 Butler fans watched their team lose the national championship last night in excruciating fashion. Here is a video of their reactions as they watched.

According to ESPN’s Rob Parker, Butler “didn’t belong” in last night’s national championship game against UConn. Cue the mid-major outrage!

Yes, there was one group of people who enjoyed last night’s UConn-Butler NCAA title game (or the result, anyway): UConn fans. See them celebrate after the jump.