💬 Quoted… “I know I’m not going to the NBA, but I know, on any given night, I can compete with those guys and our team can compete with those type of guys.”

• Oakland University guard Jack Gohlke etched his name into the history books over the weekend, draining a whopping 10 three-pointers – tied for the second most in men’s March Madness history – in the No. 14 Golden Grizzlies’ upset victory over No. 3 Kentucky. And Oakland wasn’t the only significant underdog to come out on top in the men’s tournament – other major upset winners included No. 13 Yale, No. 12 James Madison, and No. 12 Grand Canyon (though none of the above teams ended up advancing to the Sweet Sixteen). See the full bracket results here.

🚫🏘️ Stat of the Day: If you’re a TV in California this upcoming NFL season, prepare to be yelled at every time Patrick Mahomes appears on the screen during a commercial. State Farm announced it will be discontinuing insurance coverage for 72,000 houses and apartments in California, or 2% of its policies in the state, starting this July. The insurance giant cited rising costs, outdated local regulations, and increased risks from environmental disasters like wildfires – the same reasons that initially prompted the company to stop issuing any new home insurance policies in California nine months ago.

🤔 Did You Know?... The average American travels 42 miles every day, including driving, walking, biking, and public transit, per data from mobility analytics platform Replica – which just makes The Proclaimers’ walking 500 miles all that more impressive.

📰 Worth a Read: An Empire Divided: The inside story of how GE CEO Larry Culp dismantled the 131-year-old American giant → (Bloomberg)