Keith Lipscomb

Great memories, Kenny.

No program epitomizes mental and physical toughness like Houston. Such an impressive comeback against an incredibly talented Duke squad. The Cougars still have only one loss in regulation this season ... in Game 2 against Auburn nearly 5 months ago.

March Madness: Facts to help you fill out your men's bracket Whether you're filling out your ESPN Men's Tournament Challenge bracket or just can't get enough tourney intel, we've got plenty of historical facts and trends to get you ready for March Madness.

Happy Selection Sunday, y'all! Here are some bracket facts to chew on, if you are so inclined. Enjoy the Madness! www.espn.com/mens-college...

This is one of the strongest groups of AQs in recent memory. I'm really excited to see the quality teams that will populate the 12 through 14 seed lines once the bracket is revealed. Champ Week is the only time I root for favorites, so we get an outcome like this. I'm SO ready for the Madness.

Very kind of you, Siggy. I am glad you enjoyed it. Thank you!

Men's conference tournaments top seeds have historically dominated -- or not No. 1 and 2 seeds have reigned in select conferences, while other tournaments have been wide open. Here's what recent history tells us.

Bracket season is here! With the ASUN set to tip off as the first of 31 conference tourneys, we decided to look at some interesting recent trends. Enjoy March, everyone! www.espn.com/mens-college...

Here is every team's Win Quality (Y axis) compared to their Loss Quality (X axis), using the new Resume Quality metric at EvanMiya.com👇

Whistle didn’t go their way at all late. Most other coaches wouldn’t have handled it as well as Collins did.

So many things working against West Virginia (travel delays, playing w/o two of its top 3 scorers, and doing so at Allen Fieldhouse), but this gritty Mountaineer squad holds off Kansas for their first-ever win at the Phog. Long way to go, but I gave this team no shot to Dance in the preseason.

… knowing he was running ASAP during the next at-bat ... and how upset I would be when Parrish threw him out, and then I couldn't sleep until he came up again, hoping he would get revenge.

RIP Rickey. No athlete had a greater influence on how I played any sport.

Those were 10:35 pm ET starts back then (thank you WJR for your strong signal, Ernie Harwell for your amazing voice, and mom, for understanding my love of sports).

Why the Tigers? Because Lance Parrish was his nemesis ... and I can still remember the nervousness I had when he'd walk or single …

I figure there is no better occasion for my first Bluesky posts than to honor my sports hero, Rickey Henderson.

I have so many memories I have, but one from when I was living in Erie, PA between 2nd and 5th grade.

I’d have the radio under my pillow when the A's played at home against the Tigers.

Yikes.