We may be on the verge of an all-time Sweet 16 after the first weekend of March Madness was rather chalky. All four of the No. 1 seeds are still alive. John Calipari and No. 10 seed Arkansas, who built one of the most expensive rosters in college basketball,

Ok, so our second round of March Madness men's Survivor picks didn't have much more success than our first round. But how were we supposed to know this would be the year of (nearly) no upsets? We thought we could ride the aura of McNeese's Amir Khan or the experience of Gonzaga.

Fans of Oregon State will recognize at least one familiar face in Oklahoma standout Raegan Beers, who has helped lead a program to a second straight Sweet 16 after helping the Beavers a year ago. Though Beers has been strong, the Huskies have run away from their opponents through two rounds and look too dominant to stop.

The UConn women’s basketball team is heading to the Sweet 16! A send-off is being held Wednesday afternoon. The second-seeded UConn reached its 31st consecutive Sweet 16 in the NCAA tournament for women.

For the first time in school history, the Terps men's and women's basketball teams have both made the Sweet 16. Why it matters: Just three other schools pulled that off this year — Duke, Tennessee and Ole Miss.

The Maryland Terrapins have made school history as the men's and women's basketball program have both qualified for the Sweet Sixteen.