McNeese State, the No. 12 seed in the Midwest Region, upended No. 5 Clemson in the first round of the NCAA Tournament, extending head coach Will Wade’s tenure with the Cowboys.

Well, it's actually quite simple. Despite multiple reports that Wade accepted the NC State job, the deal hasn't been made official. Meaning Wade is still the coach of the Cowboys — and likely will be until about an hour after his team's tournament run ends.

NC State entered the market for a new coach after firing Kevin Keatts, one year after he had led the ACC school on a surprising run to the Final Four. Wade has a buyout in his contract with McNeese that would cost another school $1 million to hire him away.