68 Shining Moments: Reliving the greatest moments in NCAA tournament history

Former North Carolina guard Shammond Williams of the Carolina Conversation sits down with one of the most decorated college basketball players ever, Tyler Hansbrough. The two discuss when North Carolina beat every team by double digits in the tourney en route to the 2009 national championship, what made that team special and how it felt for Tyler to win it all in his senior season. Subscribe NOW! 

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Keith Smart joins A.J. Guyton to talk about winning the 1987 National Championship with Indiana as well as 'the shot' that he hit to win the title and the lasting impact it has had on his life. 

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The Larry Bird vs Magic Johnson 1979 title game will forever go down as one of the greatest college basketball games of all time. Jeff Goodman chats with Carl Nicks (Indiana St) and Greg Kelser (Michigan State) to discuss the different perspectives of that game, Larry vs Magic's rivalry, and what it was like to play for a team led by them. Subscribe now to get every episode of 68 Shining Moments right when it comes out! 

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Big Nasty joins 68 Shining Moments today to tell the stories you haven't heard about Arkansas on their run to the 1994 national title! 

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Jim Nantz is the most famous man calling sports today. He joined today's episode of 68 Shining Moments to discuss his favorite memories calling the NCAA tournament's biggest games, how he comes up with his most famous calls and the art of giving away a tie.

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The greatest college basketball game ever played took place in 1992, when Duke and Kentucky played a 104-103 thriller that ended with Christian Laettner's legendary buzzer-beater. Sean Woods and Bobby Hurley both played in that game. They tell their stories on today's 68 Shining Moments.

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Arizona legend Miles Simon joins 68 Shining Moments with Jeff Goodman to talk about the Wildcats' tough path and taking down three 1 seeds along the way and winning Most Outstanding Player of the 1997 NCAA Tournament. 

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That’s right! Hall-of-Fame Coach Jim Boeheim and his son Buddy "Buckets" Boeheim breakdown Syracuse's current run, what's clicked for the Orange, the development in Buddy's game, what they have to do to get past Houston and more. Plus, who wins King of The Court in the Boeheim house? Who’s the biggest trash talker in the family? And much, much more. This one was a blast. Subscribe NOW wherever you get your podcasts and watch all our episodes on the Field of 68 YouTube channel. 

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 Ali Farokhmanesh hit one of the most famous shots in college basketball history that wasn't a buzzer-beater or a game-winner. With 30 seconds left in a game that Northern Iowa led against No. 1-seed Kansas, he buried a three that he had no business taking, turning him into one of the Legends Of March. This is his story.

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Florida went on a run back in 2006 and 2007 that may never be replicated again: The Gators won the 2006 national title, returned every one from that team and, as luck would have it, went on to win the 2007 national title as well. Head coach Billy Donovan joined 68 Shining Moments along with his entire coaching staff -- Donnie Jones, Anthony Grant and Larry Shyatt -- to tell the stories you've never heard about that run. 

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