It's no secret that Johnny Manziel is Outkick the Coverage's favorite SEC football player of all time. 

But even we continue to be amazed by his feats of athletic excellence.

Last night he homered during San Diego Padres batting practice while wearing jeans and boat shoes. Then he executed one of the most amazing first pitches in history.

How so?

He reenacted his fumbled touchdown pass against Alabama.

Really, he did.

Watch.  

White men can jump.

Earlier this week we found out that Florida Gulf Coast University's Andy Enfield was married to a supermodel and inducted him into the OKTC hall of fame.

Tonight we found out that Andy Enfield has sold his soul to the devil, how else to explain a double digit win for a 15 seed over a 2 seed.

This may be the greastest white man to white man alley oop in NCAA history. Certainly it's the only one that didn't involve Duke. And certainly it was the only alley oop to come in the midst of a 15 seed upsetting a 2 seed. 

Simply. 

Amazing.  

Chase Fieler with the dunk, Brett Comer with the pass.

Okay, it's mailbag time.

And I know none of y'all are working right now because it's the Friday of the NCAA tournament. I still haven't gotten to read through all the names in our Outkick bracket challenge, but by Monday I'll announce a winner of that contest.

In the meantime, our beaver pelt trader of the week is Marshall Henderson, who is about to tip off against Wisconsin and entertain the hell out of us when we all should be working.

So without further ado, let's dive into All That and a Bag of Mail.

March Madness is upon us once again. You've printed out your bracket. You've been watching all season long. You're researching all of the unknown teams, and calculating those upset picks so carefully. You know Indiana's line-up by heart and will spend several days over-analyzing VCU's games against RPI Top 50 teams. When you finally turn in that bracket with all of your picks, you'll know more about the field of 68 than Dickie V himself. But you know what? You're wasting your time. 'Cause you don't have a prayer of winning your office pool. You know it, and I know it. It's never the knowledgeable basketball fan who takes the March Madness pot. It's always that one lady in your office who knows absolutely nothing about college basketball and fills out her bracket in one two-minute sitting.* It drives you crazy every year. You wonder how she possibly does it. Well, the mystery will be revealed today, as I (with the help of my friends) take you inside the mind of That Lady in Your Office Who Will Win the Pool. Sit back and marvel at the internal monologue of a true basketball savant. *This is not at all based on any assumption that women are not knowledgeable in filling out their brackets. It's based on a specific imaginary woman.

Editor's note: The woman who will win your bracket challenge might even be a former Tennessee Titans cheerleader who is trying to sleep with a 12 year old boy. This video report is insane. Almost as insane as the outfit the reporter is wearing.  

By Scott Harris

Plenty has been written and discussed about the extraordinary events within the mediocre confines of Municipal Auditorium on March 9th. Belmont’s win over Murray State in the OVC Championship was an extraordinarily epic game. A near-perfect night … one shining moment … and not just because of who won the game.

Seventy-one days ago the only people who knew who Katherine Webb was were Outkick the Coverage readers. That's because we introduced Webb to the college football masses on December 27th of 2012. Webb had around 150 followers on Twitter then and after I posted this article she Tweeted me to update her employment history. I'd written that she was every man's dream becaue she was a beauty queen, SEC fan who worked for Chik-fil-A. She wanted me to know that she no longer worked at Chik-fil-A, but she did it in a funny way.  

Flash forward to the BCS title game and Webb's star turn on ESPN.  

The moment Brent Musburger and Kirk Herbstreit commented on her, Webb's life changed forever. But Webb's life didn't change because of television, it changed because of social media. In particular, it changed because the media had a tangible storyline to follow, the immediate and inexorable rise of Webb's Twitter followers. When I asked AJ McCarron after the game what he thought about LeBron James following his girlfriend, the story was everywhere. Yes, Alabama dominated Notre Dame and established itself as a college football dynasty, but that story was boring -- Webb's rise to fame was a more fascinating angle, a Southern girl who showed up in the stadium a relatively anonymous fan and left it a social media star.

It's NCAA Tourney eve and we've already uncovered a new Outkick the Coverage star -- meet Amanda Marcum Enfield the wife of Florida Gulf Coast University's coach Andy Enfield. Amanda Marcum is a legit supermodel who has graced the covers of Elle, Vogue, and Maxim while traveling all over the world.

Andy Enfield is not a supermodel.

In fact, the best adjective to describe him might be "Opie Taylor-esque."

Using my criteria that got Vandy's James Franklin in trouble -- you would hypothesize that Enfield is one hell of a recruiter.

And you'd be correct in that. Having helped to revive the moribund Florida State University basketball program and now taking Florida Gulf Coast University to the NCAA tournament, Enfield is an immediate outkick the coverage hall of fame nominee.

Earlier this year FGCU upset Miami and played Duke close for a half. Friday they play Georgetown in Philadelphia.

It’s finally here: the unofficial four day holiday beckoning college hoops fans to Las Vegas for betting, boozing, babes, and generally poor decision making.  Whether you’re 21 or 61, the experience of being here in Vegas for March Madness is unlike any other (cue the Masters theme). To better assist those making the trek west, here’s your officially unofficial survival guide.  No, none of this is autobiographical…really I swear.

By Josh Lampley 

I've decided to do my best Clay Travis impersonation and count down the top ten reasons why this is one of the greatest dunks seen in a while. 10. It was against the Celtics Other than dunking against the Lakers, Thunder, or Cavaliers, this is the best team for this to happen against. The Celtics wanted nothing more than to end the Heat's 22 game win streak. They had been leading the whole game and were getting pretty cocky. Paul Pierce was elbowing LeBron all night, talking into his ear, and hitting shots from everywhere on the court early on. This is how LeBron answered. He torched the Celtics in the playoffs last year and he reminded them again on Monday that he is literally capable of just about anything on the court. The only person who can stop LeBron is LeBron, and the only thing that can stop the Heat in the East is... well... nevermind. 

 Every few months Jim Delany, in his role as collegiate athletics most grumpy old man, picks up the baseball that the little kids have knocked over his fence, brings it next door, and lectures the kids on the need for them to play more carefully.

This is that month.

SI.com's Andy Staples included Jim Delany's declaration in support of the NCAA in the Electronic Arts player lawsuit that could bankrupt the NCAA. You can read that declaration here. In pertinent part Delany argues that if the players are certified as a class-action group and go on to win their lawsuit -- as a practical matter the NCAA would try and settle as soon as the case was certified -- that the Big Ten would leave behind the present intercollegiate model in favor of one more akin to Division 3 sports. In case you're not aware, D3 sports do not provide scholarships for their athletes. 

Yes, Jim Delany really said the Big Ten would stop giving scholarships if the American court system ruled that the NCAA had violated American law. (SEC football fans immediately responded, "The Big Ten gives out scholarships?")

It's truly an amazing position, the conference commissioner equivalent of threatening to take your ball and go home after you struck out swinging in a game of wiffle ball when you were six years old.  

If you're not betting the NCAA tournament in some capacity, you're in the American minority. Between props, futures, straight bets, and single game betting, getting an action fix during the madness is easier than ever. The king of Superbowl prop betting, LVH, has once again come up with a bevy of wagering options this March for the contingent of college basketball diehards headed west.