While Day 1 of March Madness featured two upsets, it was certainly filled with action and excitement. What will the second day bring? That’s the best part of the NCAA tournament — we know it will be fun and we know it will be unpredictable.  The 12 hours of college basketball begins just after noon ET.

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Arkansas edges Seton Hall in 8-9 game

The No. 8 Razorbacks trailed by eight with less than nine minutes left, but rallied to beat Seton Hall 77-71. Arkansas will play the winner of North Carolina and Texas Southern.

Meaningless shot not so meaningless for bettors

Down four points, Oklahoma State guard Jawun Evans hit a three-pointer at the buzzer against Michigan. While inconsequential in the final score (92-91 Wolverines), it great news for those who put money on the Cowboys. The Wolverines entered the game as a 2.5-point favorite, meaning the 10th-seeded Cowboys covered the spread.

Block of the year?

Arkansas’ Moses Kingsley denied Seton Hall’s Desi Rodriguez at the rim:

Baylor runs away from New Mexico State

The No. 14 Aggies led third-seeded Baylor at halftime but were blown out in the second half, losing 91-73 against the Bears.

Michigan moves on

The Wolverines were 16-for-29 on three-pointers (11-for-15 in the second half), beating Oklahoma State 92-91 to advance to the second round. Michigan will meet the winner of Louisville and Jacksonville State.

Michael Phelps gets in on the madness

The all-time most decorated Olympian said last year that his son – less than a year old – will be going to Michigan, so it’s no surprise to see the swimmer show his support during the Wolverines’ game:

Another Baylor upset brewing?

No. 14 New Mexico State leads No. Baylor 40-38 at halftime in Tulsa. Remember that the Bears lost in the first round as a No. 3 seed in 2015 and as a No. 5 in 2016.

Also, their mascots had a dance-off:

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Pokes show off their hops

No. 7 Michigan and No. 10 Oklahoma State fought evenly in the first half, which featured this Brandon Averette to Jeffrey Carroll alley-oop from the Cowboys:

Michigan’s wild run picks back up

Last week was a busy one for the Wolverines, who won four games in four days to claim the Big Ten title after the team was involved in a scary airplane accident. They tip off the day’s action, against Oklahoma State in Indianapolis.

Prepare for Day 2

? But first, relive all the action from Thursday. From Arizona surviving a small scare to Villanova finding its footing against Mount St. Mary’s to Northwestern’s first NCAA tournament win.

? Ranking Friday’s 16 tournament games. Keep in mind that they don’t call this March Madness for nothing, so the unexpected is always at least possible.

? Guide to Friday. Here is everything you need to know regarding coverage, along with must-watch story lines heading into March Madness’ second full day.

? Previews of all 16 games. Get ready for all the action with our capsule previews for every game on the schedule, including the path to victory for each team.