Jalen Rose, who has been known to make an ill-advised statement or two in his time (just ask Grant Hill), recently told Bill Simmons that he could step onto a court in an NBA Playoff fame and score 12 points. Today. But would he play for the Pacers or the Heat?

Mitch McGary is one smooth operator. Earlier in the game, he yanked a rebound from the clutches of Florida center Patric Young by cupping the ball, cradling it with one arm, and waving it around until he could dish it off. Here we see him just getting plain whacky with a between the legs loose ball around the back (breath) mid court save directly to a teammate. Dude, I can’t even talk on the phone and watch TV at the same time. He has 10 points as the Wolverines are rolling.

Nik Stauskas is doing work right now. Going 5 for 5 from three, hitting his other non-three point field goal, and then this crazy last second foul from behind the arc — after which he sank 2 out of the 3 free throws. Yep, this one’s over. Florida is totally out gunned. His impressive shot chart after the jump.

Holy crap. Michigan, which spent most of its Sweet 16 matchup against Kansas keeping things just close enough that you couldn’t quite call it for the Jayhawks just yet, somehow in the end pulled out an 87-85 overtime win. Well, I shouldn’t say somehow – I know exactly how they did it, and the answer is “on the back of Trey Burke”…thans in large part to the insane overtime-forcing three you see above.

Had plans last night that didn’t involve sports? We feel for you, we really do – because you missed a damn good night of action. So good, in fact, that we’ll keep this intro short and get right to recapping what went down. Cool? Cool. Let’s do this.

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.

South Carolina coach Steve Spurrier says it about his star defensive end Jadeveon Clowney all the time: he’s a three-year player. Clowney’s played two of those years already, he’ll play one more, and then he’ll go to the NFL, where he will be the No. 1 pick of the 2014 draft barring injury. And plays like the one you’ll see after the jump are exactly why.

By the end of Michigan’s 41-14 blowout loss to ‘Bama, you were in a depressed mood if you’d gone to the bar in a Denard Robinson jersey. Michigan State, on the other hand, was the opposite of depressed. They were downright giddy, in fact. Their reactions (which have since been taken down) after the jump.

An Oklahoma school district is very strict about which teams its students can support. Crazy Oklahoma Rule of the Day, after the jump.