March Madness continued Sunday with second-round games in the NCAA men’s and women’s basketball tournaments. On the men’s side, No. 1 seeds Purdue and Connecticut got big days from their respective big men, Zach Edey and Donovan Clingan, to secure their places in the Sweet 16. The Duke men cruised past upstart James Madison, but Houston needed overtime to outlast Texas A&M. On the women’s side, defending champion LSU came back from a halftime deficit to beat No. 11 seed Middle Tennessee State and No. 2 Stanford edged No. 7 Iowa State in an overtime thriller.

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