Yahoo Gathering Up NCAA Tournament Video
Between the losses of Duke and UNC, I suspect that local interest in the NCAA tourney has dropped a little. Okay, a lot. But for those of you left who are still faithfully filling in your brackets, you might want to check out Yahoo Video. Yahoo posted a note in their blog that they'll be gathering NCCA b-ball video from across the Web. Watch the front page of Yahoo Video for thumbnails and links. They've certainly got plenty to choose from; the last two games last night were eyepopping. Poor Gonzaga..
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