March 21 NCAAW, NIT, CBI, WNIT Schedules, Sunday's NCAAM results

And then Danuel House happened. And a bad foul call. And inexplicable panic decisions and horrible turnovers on the part of the purple Panthers. And next thing you know, it's overtime.

In overtime, UNI got the lead again... and blew it again. And they finally just ran out of gas, eventually losing by four in two extra frames. It was possibly the most insane finish to a college basketball game ever; it was certainly the most insane since Anthony Atkinson scored 10 points all by himself in the final minute to lead Barton to a miracle comeback to win the 2007 Division II championship over Winona State, and it was more insane even than that game.

And House... with 5:14 to go in the game, he was scoreless. He finished the game with 22 points. I just don't know, man.

That, sadly, was just the final paper cut in a day full of sour wounds for those who like rooting for the underdog. Earlier in the day, our beloved Lumberjacks -- aided by a foul call which virtually everyone not wearing green and gold agreed was garbage -- fell to Notre Dame when Rex Pfleuger tipped in a missed shot with 1.5 seconds to go, giving the Irish a one-point win. VCU roared back from a terrible deficit, but came up short as they lost by four to Oklahoma. Syracuse buried Michigan State's executioners, Middle Tennessee. Hawai'i led Maryland fairly late before losing by thirteen. Turrible. Just turrible.

All yesterday's men's results, with green links indicating recaps from our colleagues around the SB Nation college network:

Today's Men's Schedule

The opening weekend is done and dusted, so now you're left sponging up scraps, right? Well, we've got Monmouth for you tonight, and Frank Martin too. We've even got New Jersey Tech! It's a mildly interesting evening of undercard action for the true connoisseur.

Sunday's Women's Results

The college basketball season finally breathed its last in Manhattan last night, with the Wildcats getting buried by South Carolina. It wasn't unexpected, but it was still depressing. However, we did get some surprises. DePaul held off a late Louisville charge to post a one-point 6-3 upset early in the day, and Tennessee capped the schedule with a stunning 11-point win over second-seeded Arizona State.

Yes, it feels weird to note that Tennessee upset someone.

The wildest game of the day, however, was once again in the WNIT, and it once again involved Minnesota. Gopher star Rachel Banham got her points, dropping 37 on South Dakota to help her team rack up an 89-point night. Problem: South Dakota rolled the odometer, scoring 101. In regulation. Banham's career ends with 3,093 points, a Big Ten career record and sixth all-time in NCAA Division I. Meanwhile, South Dakota and Nicole Seekamp soldier on.

Today's Women's Schedule

The women will fill out their Sweet Sixteen tonight, with a few games of relevance or interest. The best game of the day is likely to be Texas A&M-Florida State. The Cinderella stories are South Dakota State taking on Stanford and Missouri-Texas. And more Big 12 pride is on the line as Oklahoma tries to upset Kentucky. Seven WNIT games join the eight NCAA contests on tonight's schedule:

Although we've been combining this post with the Slate on the boss's Slate days, the Slate will follow separately later in the morning this time.