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Memphis Jamirah Shutes appeared to punch Elissa Brett in the postgame handshake line.

“I know chronologically how old I am. But I don’t function like an 80-year-old man.

The coach and star point guard appeared to be arguing before Nowell found a cutting Keyontae Johnson for the flashy finish.
In the midst of one of the greatest performances in men’s NCAA tournament history, one play caused waves as the signature moment.
With less than a minute left in overtime and the teams knotted at 92, Kansas State senior point guard Markquis Nowell was headed toward a record-setting performance. From just inside the center court logo, the senior point guard threw a lob that was sent home for a reverse dunk by a cutting Keyontae Johnson.

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The comedian poked fun at Arkansas coach Eric Musselman with the odd request.
Comedian Bill Murray couldn’t help but poke fun at Arkansas after UConn crushed the Razorbacks 88–65 in the Sweet 16 matchup on Thursday night.
Murray, who was in the audience supporting his son who works for the Huskies, was part of UConn’s cheering section after the game. The “Caddyshack” star had quite the message for UConn coach Dan Hurley after the win: Murray motioned for Hurley to take his shirt off.

Add two more people to the growing list of NHL players who just want to play hockey.
Panthers stars Eric and Marc Staal did not participate in warmups ahead of the team’s Pride Night game against the Maple Leafs Thursday night. In a joint statement, the brothers cited their Christian faith as their reason for not wearing the rainbow jerseys.
“After many thoughts, prayers and discussions, we have chosen not to wear a pride jersey tonight,” they said.

Kansas State coach Jerome Tang was feeling the love after defeating Michigan State in a thrilling OT win. The Wildcats advance to the Elite Eight after a 98-93 victory over Tom Izzo’s Spartans.
Tang went wild in his postgame interview: talking about the team’s faith in each other and slathering star guard Markquis Nowell with hype after the close win.
“I mean, we got a ton of faith in each other,” Tang shouted, riding the adrenaline of the roaring crowds at Madison Square Garden.
“They have faith in me. I got faith in every one of these guys right here,” Tang added.

In what might go down as the best game of the NCAA Tournament, so far, Kansas State certainly delivered the best play of March Madness in the win over Michigan State.
Thanks to Makquis Nowell and Keyontae Johnson, the Wildcats will have a dunk that lives on forever in Madison Square Garden history. After going back and forth for 40 minutes, Kansas State and Michigan State needed overtime to settle the score.
It was during this game where Markquis Nowell decided to go with the trick play.

The K-State star broke the NCAA men’s tournament record for the most assists in a single game with 19.
Kansas State sealed its second Elite Eight appearance of the last six years after beating Michigan State 98–93 in an overtime thriller on Thursday night.
The Wildcats can thank guard Markquis Nowell, who had a hand in 64 of the team’s points as he scored 20 and racked up 19 assists, an NCAA tournament record. All the while, Nowell was powering through a sore ankle after he rolled it early in the second half.

Things got testy at the end of the first half for the Knicks.
The Knicks had been one of the hottest teams in the NBA before losing two straight games to begin the week. And after a lackluster showing in the first half of Thursday’s game against the Magic, it appears that tensions are starting to rise.
After arguing with one of the referees immediately following the end of the second quarter, Julius Randle was issued a technical foul. He kept pleading his case as some of his teammates attempted to intervene.