UMBC is currently beating Virginia in the NCAA Tournament, and at the time of this post, lead Virginia in the second half. If UMBC is able to hang on, they will become the first 16-seed to knock off a 1-seed in the history of the NCAA Tournament (Update: UMBC indeed won).
Everyone knows that. What everyone doesn’t know is what the heck “UMBC” stands for.
UMBC is beating virginia by14. UMBC looks fantastic! btw, anyone know what UMBC is?
— Jon Heyman (@JonHeyman) March 17, 2018
I stand corrected.
I also deeply respect the UMBC social-media person's devotion to unleashing torrents of shade in the midst of this madness. https://t.co/DJ3udgN4yu
— Jeff Passan (@JeffPassan) March 17, 2018
Everyone looking up where the hell UMBC is at this point. Most notability the school has ever received.
— Schlasser (@UrinatingTree) March 17, 2018
https://twitter.com/360FFB/status/974843513266425856
“What is: UMBC?”#JeopardySports #MarchMadness pic.twitter.com/lVyCvx5A1a
— Jeopardy! Sports (@JeopardySports) March 17, 2018
Ok…I’m googling UMBC
— Bakari Sellers (@Bakari_Sellers) March 17, 2018
UMBC stands for
Uhhhh, guys? This team
Might
Beat the Virginia
Cavaliers.— Tom Fornelli (@TomFornelli) March 17, 2018
I gotta be honest, I don’t even know what UMBC stands for
— Jared Berggren (@jberggren40) March 17, 2018
We are all UMBC, and hang on for a second while I google that to see what it stands for.
— Steve Politi (@StevePoliti) March 17, 2018
RT if you had to Google what UMBC stands for tonight #MarchMadness #UMBC #Virginia #UpsetAlert pic.twitter.com/VCVfXNW9UY
— The Smart Guy / Sports Truth (@SmartGuySports) March 17, 2018
Well, let me tell you! It’s University of Maryland, Baltimore County.
Their mascot is the Retrievers.
It’s a university with apparently 13.839 students according to Wikipedia.
The men’s basketball team won the America East conference tournament, and here they are in the NCAA Tournament for the second time.
You’ll know much, much more about them if they’re able to hang on for what would be one of the greatest moments in sports history.