Greatest March Madness Upsets

     March Madness is in the air and we've already seen our fair share of Cinderella teams (Florida Gulf Coast, anyone?). So in spirit of the Cinderella teams and their surprise runs, I've comprised a list of some of the greatest upsets in the history of the NCAA basketball tournament. Some of these you'll remember, some of these might be new to you.

• 1998: No. 13 Valpariso over No. 4 Mississippi. Fun fact of the day: Bryce Drew, the Valpo player who made the game-winning shot, is now the head coach for the Crusaders: http://youtu.be/KFGLY90-gZ8
• 2006: No. 11 George Mason over No. 1 Connecticut. This win over the Huskies put George Mason in their first Final Four in school history: http://youtu.be/NcV13jffIQE
• 2012: No. 15 Lehigh over No. 2 Duke. This upset busted almost everyone's brackets. Jokes about the Lehigh cheerleaders also became very popular. http://youtu.be/bxMKSRrZAiw
• 2012: No. 15 Norfolk State over Missouri. 2012 was the first time in NCAA history that two No. 15 seeds advanced past the Round of 64 in the same year: http://youtu.be/04E0aOAOonw
• 1996: No. 13 Princeton over No. 4 UCLA. A young Gus Johnson is on commentary: http://youtu.be/fk0O3XP-8V4
• 2005: No. 14 Bucknell over No. 3 Kansas. Bill Self's first few years as head coach of the Jayhawks started off a bit rocky: http://youtu.be/EY_Q_IiQh70
• 1993: No. 15 Santa Clara over No. 2 Arizona. This game gave us a glimpse of what current Lakers point guard Steve Nash could really do: http://youtu.be/BtZTyDRbE4Q
• 2011: No. 11 VCU over No. 1 Kansas: Shaka Smart's squad was the first NCAA basketball team to go from the First Four to the Final Four: http://youtu.be/6Frh5gmc3s8
• 1983: No. 6 NC State over No. 1 Houston. The Wolfpack went on to win the NCAA Men's basketball championship: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gr0AF-eePdY&feature=share&list=PL9WSsnpWNE8OlyRpXoZa20oJEbVJWiUFP
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