For those of you that can't wait for the re-match between your Syracuse Orange and the Massachusetts Minutemen there is some very good news. You are not alone.

Well, for all of us that thought athletic director Daryl Gross could get whatever he wanted we didn't know about the NCAA Women's hockey team and the fact that there are people that will say "no" to the Syracuse AD.

After dropping the first game to Maryland (11-11, 2-7 in the ACC) in their three game series, North Carolina (18-4, 7-2 in the ACC) won yesterday 19 to 1 and took the rubber match from the Terrapins.

All of you that watched the University of North Carolina in their first two games at the NCAA Tournament have watched about the best games you have seen from this team this season.

As we all know there is also the Women's March Madness going on. I have done a small recap of the first round game by the Lady Heels. But there are other five teams from the Atlantic Coast Conference.

In the end we have to admit this had to be a down year for the Atlantic Coast Conference. It was evident that the Selection Committee thought so, sending only four teams to the tournament.

After making us listeners/bloggers/whatever wait for what seemed like decades, the one show that told it like it was is coming back to the airwaves of central New York.

The Lady Heels (31-2) began their run into the Women`s NCAA Tournament playing against #16 seed Bucknell (16-16) on Saturday. UNC started the game well, on a 21-2 run, coasting to a final score of 85 to 50.

The second day of Round Two was a lot kinder to the Big East teams, as two out of three teams won their games, making it to the Sweet Sixteen. That brings the total of the teams from this conference to three.

With all the hoopla that March Madness causes I've been neglecting the football team this spring. So, before I get any further behind, let me do a short blog on it, and get anyone interested caught up with some of the happenings.

After losing the first game to the University of Maryland (11-10, 2-6 in the ACC), the third ranked Tar Heels (17-4, 6-2 in the ACC) rallied yesterday and took home the second of a three game series against the Terrapins by the score of 14 to 1. The third game of the series is set for today at 1 p.m. EST.

Syracuse (5-1) took on Binghamton (2-2) yesterday in lacrosse and made sure that everyone in the lax world knows that their third ranked position is no fluke by beating their guests 16 to 2.

Some people have wondered if this basketball team, under the tutelage of head coach Jim Boeheim, has grown. Well, this Tuesday at 7 PM EST in the Carrier Dome that question might just be answered.

The first day of the second round was not as kind to the Big East teams as the whole first round had been. Of the four teams that were on tap yesterday only one survived, in an upset, I might add.