March Madness first round: Bracket busters and early Cinderella candidates; NCAA tournament’s most important players on Friday, Day 2; 0.1 percent of people still have a perfect March Madness bracket. I am one of them.; The key to the Nationals winning the NL East isn’t what you think it is; The first day of the NCAA tournament belonged to seniors; Chris Beard takes Arkansas-Little Rock a step further with upset of Purdue; Notre Dame, Michigan renew a dormant rivalry in NCAA tournament; Yale shoves aside controversy, upsets Baylor for first-ever tournament victory; Why hot UConn Huskies could take down No. 1 overall Kansas; Once a Final Four contender, will Iowa’s unfathomable fall linger into NCAA tournament?; Duke avoided the upset against UNC-Wilmington. Now comes the hard part.; NFL’s automatic ejection proposal narrowed to two unsportsmanlike conduct penalties in same game; Peyton Manning will have his own statue at Colts’ stadium; The Ravens’ prayers for Tray Walker were sponsored by Dunkin’ Donuts; March Madness gambling: ATS trends for Friday’s NCAA tournament games; Your NCAA tournament bracket is probably busted; How to watch Friday’s NCAA tournament games on TV, online; Say ‘sadness’ to Siri in Cleveland, and she answers with Browns’ stadium; Ravens’ Tray Walker in critical condition after motorcycle crash; John Henson taunts Matt Barnes, who then chases down tunnel after Henson; What’s up with the slippery floor in Providence?; No. 12 Yale upsets fifth-seeded Baylor for school’s first NCAA tournament win; The Thunder is struggling at the worst possible time; Friday’s most likely upsets in March Madness; Arsenal and Manchester City have cooled off. Can they still land top-four finishes?; No team wants to face Wichita State. Just ask Arizona and Vanderbilt.; Arkansas-Little Rock’s defense-first approach could cause problems for Iowa State; Rematch of upset-minded Yale and Duke may end quite differently for Blue Devils; It’s hard to have a perfect bracket in the NCAA tournament; Marshall Plumlee emerges as Duke’s X-factor in win over UNC Wilmington   National sports stories and blog updates   Peyton Manning will have his own statue at Colts’ stadium No. 18's jersey will be retired in the rafters of Lucas Oil Stadium. By Jacob Emert  •  Early Lead  •  Read more » March Madness first round: Bracket busters and early Cinderella candidates We're here to give you all the updates and analysis as the NCAA tournament keeps rolling along. By Washington Post Staff  •  Read more »   NCAA tournament’s most important players on Friday, Day 2 Consider this your first peek at the day's potential heroes. By Matthew Giles  •  Read more »   The Ravens’ prayers for Tray Walker were sponsored by Dunkin’ Donuts The ill-timed sponsored tweet was not a good look, Ravens. By Matt Bonesteel  •  Early Lead  •  Read more »   ADVERTISEMENT   0.1 percent of people still have a perfect March Madness bracket. I am one of them. Here's how our Wizards writer emerged 16-for-16 with perfection intact. By Jorge Castillo  •  Read more »   March Madness gambling: ATS trends for Friday’s NCAA tournament games Your bracket is busted, so why not make up the money trying something else. By Matt Bonesteel  •  Early Lead  •  Read more »   The key to the Nationals winning the NL East isn’t what you think it is There is a formula for gaining a berth in the playoffs, and it involves absolutely feasting on the worst teams in the game. By Barry Svrluga  •  Read more »   The first day of the NCAA tournament belonged to seniors On the first day of the NCAA tournament, seniors dominated. By Adam Kilgore  •  Read more »   Chris Beard takes Arkansas-Little Rock a step further with upset of Purdue Coach Chris Beard took Arkansas-Little Rock's turnaround to another level with an upset of Purdue. By Adam Kilgore  •  Read more »   Notre Dame, Michigan renew a dormant rivalry in NCAA tournament Notre Dame and Michigan may not play on an annual basis in football anymore, but they'll square off in the first round of the NCAA Tournament. By Tim Bontemps  •  Read more »   Yale shoves aside controversy, upsets Baylor for first-ever tournament victory Yale earned the first NCAA tournament in school history by upsetting Baylor. By Adam Kilgore  •  Read more »   Why hot UConn Huskies could take down No. 1 overall Kansas The Huskies have been gaining steam. Could they really sink the NCAA tournament's No. 1 overall seed? By Matthew Giles  •  Read more »   ADVERTISEMENT   Once a Final Four contender, will Iowa’s unfathomable fall linger into NCAA tournament? After losing six of their final eight games entering the NCAA tournament, can Iowa turn things around? By Tim Bontemps  •  Read more »   Duke avoided the upset against UNC-Wilmington. Now comes the hard part. Duke survived a challenge against UNC-Wilmington, but its task may get even harder. By Adam Kilgore  •  Read more »   NFL’s automatic ejection proposal narrowed to two unsportsmanlike conduct penalties in same game Commissioner Roger Goodell originally proposed ejection for two personal fouls but the NFL's competition committee has amended that. By Mark Maske  •  Read more »   Recommended for you   Redskins & NFL Roundup Recapping the week's NFL action. Sign Up »         Share Sports Break:       Twitter      Facebook Trouble reading? Click here to view in your browser. You received this email because you signed up for Sports. For additional free newsletters or to manage your newsletters, click here. We respect your privacy. 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