Kentucky vs. LSU 1994 highlights (video)

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ATB: John Brady’s Bunch (of losers)
Published 12/7/2007 by rtmsf at Rush the Court
12.06.07 Don’t Call it a Comeback.  #24 Villanova 68, LSU 67.  “Any team that loses, doesn’t deserve to win.”  That profundity, uttered by LSU coach John Brady tonight after his ...

College Hoops … Stuff (and a New ESPN Hire!)
Published 12/7/2007 by TheBigLead at The Big Lead
Please tell us that we’re not the only ones who saw Villanova’s incredible rally last night against LSU. It was oddly reminiscent of that miracle Kentucky comeback against Dale Brown many moons ago. Villanova trailed by 21 with 8:13 left, and stormed back for a pretty phenomenal 68-67 victory. To do so with virtually nothing from star Scottie Reynolds (four points) is rather impressive; it helped that LSU’s stringbean stud of a freshman, Anthony Randolph, fouled out with about four minutes left. In other college hoops news: * Jeff Goodman broke it late last night - Arizona coach Lute Olson, out for ...

Remember these Kentucky/LSU classics??
Published 2/15/2008 by sbrown@wkdzradio.com at Scott Brown's SportsBytes on WKDZ
After Tuesday's beatdown at the hands of Vanderbilt, I figured the UK faithful would enjoy these trips down memory lane as the Wildcats prepare to visit LSU Saturday. It was 14 years ago today that Kentucky put together one of the biggest comebacks in college basketball history with a 99-95 win at LSU. Two years later, there was no need for a comeback as Kentucky put 86 points on the scoreboard...in the first half. ...

Did UMass pull off the greatest comeback in NCAA history?
Published 3/26/2008 by Erik Gallant at MinuteBlog | UMass Basketball on MassLive.com
Did UMass pull off the greatest comeback in NCAA history? Posted by Erik Gallant March 25, 2008 22:37PM

When is a Game Out of Reach?
Published 4/14/2008 by rtmsf at Rush the Court
If you’ll allow us the liberty of jumping back two weekends ago to the Final Four, specifically the Kansas-UNC game, we’ll present you with the following call by the venerable Mr. Cash himself, Billy Packer: Of course, Packer was swiftly excoriated for this comment by the public ...