Now that the first weekend of the NCAA tournament has given new definition to the nickname "March Madness," it's time to step back and survey the damage. As profiled last week, the NCAA's have always been a hallowed ground for NBA draft prospects to make a lasting impact on scouts. Guys like Mike Conley Jr. come out of nowhere and establish themselves as high draft picks by leading their team further than anyone could have reasonably expected. Happens every year, and this year's no different. (See: a certain 6'11" star of St. Mary's.) But with the bracket-busting upset specials that went down this past weekend, a number of guys' college careers ended a little more prematurely than anyone could have predicted. For players who NBA scout...

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