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Discussions center on whether Miami University (Ohio), the MAC regular season champion with one loss, deserves an automatic NCAA Tournament bid or should play in the First Four. Influential voices like Jeff Goodman suggest a Miami University (Ohio) vs. Auburn matchup to boost viewership, while others argue conference champions should bypass play-ins and bubble teams like 16-loss Auburn should compete instead. Posters highlight benefits of First Four wins for smaller conferences' revenue and debate Miami University (Ohio)'s weak strength of schedule and lack of wins against projected tournament teams.

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The Orlando Magic blew out the Milwaukee Bucks 130-91 on Sunday, stretching their winning streak to four games with Paolo Banchero leading the charge on 33 points, shooting 12-of-16 overall. Jalen Suggs added 20 points and Desmond Bane had 18, as Orlando shot 56% from the field and outscored Milwaukee 33-15 in the third quarter to pull away. Banchero's hot streak continued, averaging 27.1 points over his last seven games, boosting the Magic to 35-28 and sixth in the East, while the Bucks fell to 27-36 without Giannis Antetokounmpo.

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Paolo Banchero came out firing, scoring 26 points in the first half alone to set the tone for Orlando's dominant rout.

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A crowd in Dearborn, Michigan chanted 'Death to America.' Representative Rashida Tlaib refused to condemn the chant and instead condemned security personnel at a Michigan temple for disproportionate use of force.

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Radko Gudas of the Anaheim Ducks engaged in a controversial play against Vancouver Canucks captain Quinn Hughes during an NHL game. The incident has prompted widespread anger from Canadian fans calling for Gudas to be punished or banned due to potential injury and his history of controversial actions.

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Mohamed Bailor Jalloh, a 36-year-old naturalized citizen with a 2016 conviction for trying to aid ISIS, entered an Army ROTC classroom at Old Dominion University in Norfolk, Virginia, on Thursday morning. He shouted 'Allahu Akbar,' fatally shot Lt. Col. Brandon Shah—a decorated veteran and ODU alumnus who led the program—and wounded two students before cadets rushed and stabbed him to death in hand-to-hand combat, an action FBI officials said saved lives. The FBI is probing the attack as terrorism; Jalloh had served 11 years in prison and was released in December 2024. Officials praised the students' bravery, classes were canceled Friday, and counseling offered amid grief for Shah's loss.

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In a chaotic classroom moment, ROTC cadets turned the tables on a gunman, subduing him fatally after he gunned down their instructor.

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The 68-year-old avid hiker was last confirmed at his Northwest Heights residence around 10 a.m. on February 27, 2026, when a repairman spoke with him. Extensive searches by Bernalillo County Sheriff's Office, FBI, state police, drones, helicopters, and K-9 units have turned up no confirmed sightings, though a gray Air Force sweatshirt was found 1.25 miles away on March 7. McCasland's past UFO consulting has fueled online theories, but authorities say no evidence points to foul play or his aerospace work, and a Silver Alert remains active due to health risks.

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Retired Maj. Gen. William 'Neil' McCasland stepped out from his Albuquerque home and hasn't been seen since. His wife returned from an appointment just 54 minutes later to find him gone, phone and glasses left behind.

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Hopkins posted 'K1 & JJ would be scary!' while quoting praise for Murray's past chemistry with him, right as reports hit that the Cardinals plan to release Murray on March 11 unless traded. Minnesota sits wide open at quarterback, with execs openly exploring vets or trades amid betting odds favoring them as his top spot. Their shared history—2,329 yards and 17 touchdowns in 31 games—fuels dreams of Murray feeding Jefferson, Jordan Addison, and T.J. Hockenson, though skeptics note his passing yardage highs fall short of 4,000.

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DeAndre Hopkins knows Kyler Murray's game inside out, and he just imagined pairing that arm with Justin Jefferson's elite routes. Vikings fans can't get enough of the idea.

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Ami Kozak released a satirical video impersonating Megyn Kelly as an angry young mother arguing with a police officer during a traffic stop, quoting phrases like 'You're not the mother of the highway.' The sketch was shared widely on YouTube and X.

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The Pentagon obligated $93.4 billion in grants and contracts in September 2025, including $15.1 million on ribeye steak, $6.9 million on lobster tail, and $2 million on Alaskan king crab, as agencies rushed to spend before the fiscal year ended. Critics like Democrats, media outlets, and Gov. Gavin Newsom called it extravagant waste amid items like pianos and ice cream machines, but veterans and conservatives defend the tradition of morale-boosting meals for deployed service members. Retired Marine Joey Jones shared on Fox News how such dinners were a highlight after IED encounters, noting the spending is just 0.03% of the $850 billion budget and echoes past administrations.

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Troops in harsh deployments look forward to rare surf and turf meals that make them feel special after close calls. Now, those steak and lobster purchases are sparking a heated debate over Pentagon spending.

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NFL free agency starts March 11, and the Jets plan to add two veteran quarterbacks, with offensive coordinator Frank Reich favoring Wentz after their strong 2017 Eagles run where he threw 33 touchdowns in 13 games. The Cardinals will release Kyler Murray next Wednesday, letting him hit the market at a bargain vet minimum while they cover most of his salary; Minnesota leads as the favorite to land the 28-year-old dual-threat amid reports of team support. Other names like Geno Smith and Jacoby Brissett swirl for New York, while fans react with Jets supporters joking 'March for Arch' and Vikings backers eyeing Murray with Justin Jefferson.

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Frank Reich sees Carson Wentz as his top pick to strengthen the Jets' quarterback room, drawing on their past successes together. Meanwhile, Kyler Murray's imminent release from Arizona has Vikings fans buzzing about a potential fit.

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