Legends Of The Tournament Podcast: Recent Episodes
Legends
Jacob Pullen - Kansas State (2007-2011) The all-time leading scorer in Kansas State history at 2,132 points and made 3 NCAA Tournaments for the Wildcats, going as far as the Elite Eight. And I know you remember that all-time classic tournament game K-State won in double OT vs Xavier in the Sweet 16 in 2010. During that game, legendary March Madness Announcer Gus Johnson described the Wildcats like this... “They’re calling this Kansas State team the Doberman Pinschers, because they play with a ferociousness, and when they smell fear, they ATTACK.” “That’s right, there’s Pullen, the head dog.” 5:20: Along for a ride with Michael Beasley 15:51: "He tried to warn him" 19:47: Epic run to the Elite 8 in 2010 35:12: Won the battle (vs Taylor), lost the war (vs Wisconsin)
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Jeff Horner - Iowa Hawkeyes (2002-2006) As a four year starting Point Guard for the Hawkeyes, Horner became Iowa's all-time assist leader and 3-point FG leader by the time his college career came to an end. He also earned Big Ten Tournament MOP in his Senior year. Jeff Horner and the Hawkeyes were often good, and sometimes great, but around the corner there always seemed to be another buzzer beater to punch them back down. 5:09: A season and tournament run full of adversity 14:13: Journey to the Big Ten Tournament Championship! 20:21: Hawkeye heartbreak in the '06 NCAA Tournament 28:39: How the NCAA Tournament experience is different as an Assistant Coach
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Ali Farokhmanesh - Northern Iowa (2008-2010) Knocked down one of the gutsiest "dagger" shots in March Madness history to help the UNI Panthers upset the #1 overall seeded Kansas Jayhawks in the 2nd round back in 2010. 3:25: What "Arch" Madness is like 10:59: The long, tough road to March Madness for a Mid-Major team 18:11: Last second shot to beat UNLV 21:14: The upset of Kansas 33:50: Juggling schoolwork & 15 seconds of fame during March Madness
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