March Madness returned last night, kicking things back up with some Sweet Sixteen action. And, following the ebb and flow of this year’s tournament, nothing expected happened.

During last night’s Indiana-Ohio State broadcast in Bloomington, ESPN’s camera panned to a fan’s sign that had nothing to do with the game. No, this one was directed at ESPN color commentator Dan Dakich, or really anyone with a curious mind, and we assume it was purposed at getting the young lady (not the guy in front, as it would initially appear) on TV.

Didn’t watch sports on television last night? Or, really, you didn’t watch basketball? Tuesdays are a bad TV night, show-wise, so we don’t really get it. But everyone has their reasons, so here’s what went down while you were doing whatever it is that you do.

What’s that? You were…out? Not watching sports on television? Wow. Okay. We won’t blame you, this time. Here’s what you missed.

The NBA came back after it’s brief All-Star hiatus, and the Big Ten featured a crucial conference matchup that came down to the wire. In case you were (foolishly) doing something else, here’s what you missed.

So many basketballs were bouncing, what with the rims and courts and fans and all. College and pro, too! Didn’t happen to catch the action? Well we’ve got you covered.

Will Lucas of Connecticut threw a no-hitter at the Little League World Series to stave off elimination. So what had him unhappy after the game? The video, after the jump.