Every March, it feels as if a new tale is added to the annals of collegiate basketball. Within the last 10 years, we have seen the first two No. 16 seeds take down No. 1 seeds, we have seen iconic Final Fours that have included teams like the Loyola sprinting to the game's pinnacle, but few moments can pass the legacy of Kemba Walker, aka “Cardiac Kemba.”
15 years ago, Walker ran through the Big East Tournament, averaging 26 points per game, on a fantastic 47.4% field goal rate, as the UConn Huskies marched themselves to an NCAA National Championship, on the back of a Big East Conference Tournament win, where Walker and the Huskies took down the Louisville Cardinals in a thrilling 69-66 matchup.