Here's what was played on this week's Memphis Mystery Train, with all of the local tracks marked with an asterisk, per usual.

By now, you know that the Tigers are playing St. Mary's in their first game of the NCAA tournament tomorrow at 1:45 p.m. You've scheduled a long, late lunch or put the NCAA app on your phone and laid out your lucky game day socks (or earrings or whatever) with care.

You also know that the Tigers need this win. Never mind that they've won 30 games this season: what matters now is that the Tigers clench their first tournament win under Coach Josh Pastner.

Happy first day of spring, y'all.

Today in Memphis, we've got info on tomorrow's game (plus academic proud things), Crosstown renderings, a clothing drive, bicycle sharing, and a dunk that could have been.

But first, check out this sweet shot of the High Point Grocery (on High Point Terrace) is courtesy of Instagrammer @Kenny_Mane.

Last week, it was covered in chalk, and this week, the Brooks Museum plaza is wrapped in yarn.

Mary Thomas is a pie goddess, and her shop, Family Pie Shop, is the best place to get pie in the Mid-South. At least, that's what I had heard.

They're brothers, they're unpretentious, and while they're a little bit silly, they're completely serious about their beer.

Meet Kellan and Davin Bartosch, the sibling masterminds of Wiseacre Brewing, a new Memphis craft brewery set to open on Broad Ave. later this year.

Happy Monday, y'all.

Today in Memphis, we've got rain (and lots of it), a ticket to the big dance, a new downtown dinner option and a remembrance.

All of that and more is in your Monday Memphis news update.

Happy Pi(e) Day!

Bluff City Bakery Chef Jason Doty wants to help you celebrate with his original Bourbon Pecan Pie recipe.

This afternoon, tons of kids, parents and artists packed the concrete and brick plaza in front of the Brooks Museum for a mid-afternoon chalk art festival. It was the perfect day for it, too - 60 degrees and sunny.

The lines for the food trucks (Fuel Truck and Parker's Water Ice) were at least 20 deep, the Wuvbirds were playing, and kids were covering every available surface with chalk drawings while adult artists recreated their favorite works.

Check out the photos: