Filling out your bracket this March is going to be an absolute bitch, and it’s not about to get any easier. Indiana, who has held the country’s top ranking for 10 of 17 weeks this season, was the current No. 1 when it lost to Minnesota Tuesday night, 77-73.

Say what you will about college basketball before March, but it doesn’t all suck. Especially not this season, where for the fifth straight week now, the highest-ranked team in the country has lost. The victim: Indiana. The culprit: Illinois. The weapon: a buzzer-beater layup by Illini forward Tyler Griffey.

SportsGrid’s own Matt Rudnitsky went to Michigan-Indiana, No. 1 vs. No. 3 in Assembly Hall, in his Michigan gear, on Saturday night. In the Indiana student section. His harrowing tale of abuse, after the jump.

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.

If you are a fan of a team that plays basketball in Indiana, there is a good chance last night was a banner night for you, for what happened at both the college and pro levels. What exactly do we mean? Well, if you are a fan of one of those teams, you probably know already, but if you don’t, join us as we break down last night’s action.

Cody Zeller returned to school despite having a great chance at being selected in the lottery. He’s gotta be a great guy, right? This hilariously corny music video seems to suggest that’s the case.

You see them all the time. Those signs, held by fans at the televised sporting event you’re watching, displaying an acronym for the network broadcasting the game in question. It’s a time-honored strategy, and one that sports fans have been employing for years to get on TV. But last night, that strategy may have been abused.

“Hoosiers.” “Hooters.” Two similar-sounding words. Two very different meanings. One local reporter found this out during a live report, and yes, it’s on YouTube.

The Indiana Hoosiers are an institution. But for the last few years that institution has, well… has sucked. Over the last three seasons, the team has won six, 10, and 12 games each, and has been unranked for the past 1,372 days. So when the undefeated Hoosiers beat #1-ranked Kentucky over the weekend? Well, everybody lost it.