Tourney Central 3/11/2010 (Day 10)
Upsets! Congratulations to our unexpected champions from last night, as Robert Morris repeated in a sticky NEC final at top-seeded Quinnipiac, and Montana engineered a comeback for the Championship Fortnight ages in the Big Sky. The No. 4-seeded Grizzlies were down by 20 at halftime to No. 1 Weber State, and rode Anthony Johnson's 42 points to a thrilling come-from-behind bid robbery.

The State Of The Other 22, Week 10
SAN JOSE -- We were too busy putting the weekend's results into a semi-digestible package, as is Monday tradition, so we're hopelessly late on the latest big coaching news from the WCC. If you haven't heard already, Vance Walberg "resigned" suddenly on Jan. 18. Since then, more of the story's come out.

Epilogue, The Seventh - The Complete Circle
HOUSTON, April 5 -- When Adam Walsh was in his twenties, he climbed up the coaching ladder through the juco and small-college ranks as an assistant. All throughout, he had the following bullet point at the top of his résumé, under Career Goals: To be a Division I head coach before the age of 30. Despite never having led a program at any level, his audacious dream almost came true.

Mid-Majority Scrapbook, Vol. 2
When Morihei Ueshiba, a/k/a O Sensei, developed the martial art of aikido to neutralize and eliminate great size advantages. Using throws and locks and flowing movement, a little guy can use the energy of a larger opponent against himself and emerge victorious from a battle.

30 Sports in 30 Days - Canoe and Kayak
Four of the 30 sports on the program involve modes of human transport (quick… can you name them all?) that are repurposed for racing. The canoe ended up being Native Americans’ gift to both aquatic travel and the Olympic Games. While early craft were made of sealskin and birchbark, technology hasn’t changed the way people get around in them.