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Today's installment of Pardon the Interruption began with an April Fool's joke that was treated as a startling revelation: Kansas and Davidson will have to re-play the last 16 seconds of Sunday's game because an error allowed Kansas guard Sherron Collins to keep playing after his fifth foul.
Michael Wilbon argued that it's a great idea, saying, "Now we see a situation where the mid-major is treated fairly." Tony Kornheiser, however, said, "This is not fair." And then they acknowledged that the whole thing was made up, they blew noisemakers and they flashed "APRIL FOOL'S" on the screen.
It was pretty funny, mostly because of how convincing Wilbon and Kornheiser were: I would guess that the majority of viewers weren't fooled, but Wilbon and Kornheiser argued about it just as passionately as they ever do. I wonder how funny they found it on the Davidson campus.
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