They don’t call the NCAA Basketball Tournament “March Madness” for nothing. And in the case of the Missouri Tigers, a team whom some felt had a legitimate chance of winning a national championship, the madness of March has become sickening as the Tigers were defeated by a No. 15 seed Norfolk State team 86-84.
Congratulations to Norfolk State of the MEAC!
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