Count ESPN’s Colin Cowherd among the members of the media who are not impressed with BYU’s Jimmer Fredette.

A media darling was stopped short last night in its quest for a title when BYU fell to two-seeded Florida in overtime.

Jimmer Fredette’s college career is over, and it didn’t even end with a good game on his part…but oh, this shot.

CBS announcer Gus Johnson did an interview with Jim Rome today and he was his usual happy-and-excited self, the Sweet 16 and being Gus Johnson.

Jimmer or Kemba? According to ESPN’s Dick Vitale, you can’t go wrong with either.

Earlier, we told you about BYU star Jimmer Fredette’s appearance on the cover of this week’s Sports Illustrated, and noted that the ups he displayed made him look superhuman. Well, Kevin Blackistone thinks the cover may have been “photoshopped.”

Buzz Bissinger’s not done talking basketball and race – now he’s saying Jimmer Fredette’s so popular because he serves as a “great white hope” for the NBA. Here’s why we disagree.

A couple weeks ago, we weren’t sure about Sports Illustrated’s cover choice. This week, we have no complaints.

The people in Utah really, really love Jimmer Fredette. They love his hands. They love his biceps. They love his locks of hair. And they’re not shy in letting us know it.

If a school is near David Letterman’s home state of Indiana, it’s probably advancing to the next line on his NCAA Tournament bracket.