(Getty)Cornell senior Kyle Dake made history on Saturday night, becoming just the third man in NCAA history to win four Division I wrestling titles. But unlike previous four-timers Pat Smith and Cael Sanderson, Dake won his titles in four different weight classes. He started as a freshman at 141 lbs., then 149, 157 and 165 in his senior year.

To make history, Dake had to beat Penn State's David Taylor, the defending 165-lb. champion. Their match was anticipated for nearly a year. The NCAA changed the order of matches for Saturday night's final so that their bout would air last, instead of ending at heavyweight.

It was a risky move because both men had to get through the tournament without being upset. As anyone who has turned into college basketball this week knows, even the best athlete can be upset.

(AP)When Oklahoma State's Alan Gelogaev took the mat at the NCAA semifinals on Friday night, something didn't look quite right. Let's look at other Oklahoma State wrestlers to see what it is.

(AP)Jordan Oliver looks OK.

(AP)As does Alex Dierienger.

Let's see. The OSU was on the wrong place on his leg, and the airbrushed cowboy was coming out of a the wrong hip. Yep, Gelogaev's singlet was on backwards. But it might not have been his fault. Some of the lights went out during Friday night's session. Maybe he actually did get dressed in the dark, but Kriss Kross approves of the look.

Unfortunately, the uniform gaffe didn't bring him luck. Gelogaev dropped his semifinal match to Tony Nelson from Minnesota. You can tune in to see if these are any more backwards singlets during the finals at 8 p.m. ET on ESPN.

Via StarWars.com.

It's March, and it's tournament time, and that means everybody on the planet is doing some version of a best-ever bracket. Everybody on the planet ... and at least one in a galaxy far, far away.

The fine folks over at StarWars.com have launched their own bracket, "This is Madness," to determine who's the best character from both the light and the dark side of the Force. (I'd explain what "light" and "dark" sides mean, but if you don't know, chances are you're not on the Internet.)

The tournament is underway, and each day brings a new matchup at the This Is Madness site. We're picking a Final Four of Han Solo, Chewbacca, Darth Vader and Boba Fett. (Yes, that means everyone who originated in the prequels gets eliminated.) Quality matchups in early rounds include Luke vs. Yoda, Chewbacca vs. R2D2, and Darths Vader vs. Maul.

We've got a good feeling about this.