March Madness delivers again — and this time, it’s absolute chaos.

In this episode of Sports IQ with Larry Smith, we break down a wild NCAA Tournament weekend as the Final Four is officially set. From Duke Blue Devils blowing a 19-point lead to UConn Huskies draining a miracle buzzer-beater, to Michigan Wolverines dominating their way back to the Final Four — this tournament has had everything.

We’re joined by Steve Rivera to break down Arizona’s run and what to expect in a heavyweight showdown with Michigan. Plus, Walter Cherepinsky joins the show to dive into the upcoming NFL Draft — including why this class lacks star power but may be deeper than ever.

Around the league, we cover major headlines:

And today’s Moment of Awe honors 109-year-old WWII and Korean War veteran Arthur Green, who threw out the first pitch for the Baltimore Orioles — a powerful reminder of passion, longevity, and love of the game.

• Final Four set: UConn, Michigan, Illinois, Arizona
• Duke collapse and tournament comebacks
• Arizona vs Michigan preview with Steve Rivera
• NFL Draft outlook with Walter Cherepinsky
• Why this draft class is deep but not top-heavy
• NFL referee negotiations and potential replacements
• Golden Knights coaching change
• Gary Woodland’s comeback victory
• Tiger Woods update ahead of the Masters
• MLB opening weekend takeaways
• NASCAR: Chase Elliott wins at Martinsville
• Moment of Awe: 109-year-old Orioles fan throws first pitch