NCAA Tournament Tourney Video

I'm still struggling to figure out which is the most disturbing image from Sunday's NCAA basketball. Bobby Knight flopping around in his underwear. Or Lars Ulrich and Coach K joining forces in a Guitar Hero video.

Sorry Coach Knight, that's THE Guitar Hero.

Knight, Coach K, Roy Williams and Rick Pitino dance around in their underwear. And the rest? That's up for you to decide after the jump.

MEMPHIS – For those who doubted Blake Griffin was really head and shoulders above the rest of college basketball this year, among the last of his 30 points for the Sooners' Friday night victory over Syracuse came on a baseline dunk - after he hit his head on the side of the backboard. (I know. It used to happen to you every now and then too.)

"That was the first time that happened," Griffin said afterward. "It kind of took me by surprise."

(Video proof after the jump.)

Morgan State forward Ameer Ali apparently watched too many replays of Pittsburgh's DeJuan Blair grabbing a rebound and taking Hasheem Thabeet right over his back. Ali, however, did not have the ball; Oklahoma was off and running with it. Ali did, however, have Blake Griffin in the vicinity, so he decided to make a name for himself by showing he could flip Griffin in a bush-league move that got him ejected. (Video after the jump.)

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Making it to the Big Dance is the moment every college player dreams about, but for members of the Cal State Northridge basketball team this achievement means so much more. This year's team had to overcome challenges on and off the court time and time again, only to remain standing tall.

In this exclusive FanHouse report, we were there with the Cal State players and coach Bobby Braswell as they get the news that they made the NCAA tournament, with top-seeded Memphis waiting in the first round. And no, they aren't backing down from this challenge either.

Check out the video after the jump.

Watching CBS reveal the brackets was largely empty of much unintentional comedy (or any other kind). The one exception came during one of their fascinating look-ins to the NCAA Selection Committee chambers. This moment featured one of the more inept attempts at -- well -- it was not a high five . It was mainly, well, I don't know what you want to call this moment between the two men other than "incredibly awkward."

Say what you will for Dick Vitale, he's certainly passionate about college basketball. But does his passion get in the way of his ability to analyze the sport objectively? His colleagues Digger Phelps and Jay Bilas seemed to suggest so on ESPN Sunday night.

Syracuse forward Kristof Ongenaet took a nasty fall after dunking late in the first half Saturday against Louisville.