All the Years

Former Vermont Catamount TJ Sorrentine discusses his three-pointer from the parking lot against Syracuse in the first round of the 2005 NCAA Tournament. That shot is remembered not only for coming in a critical moment in the game,  but also for its legendary call from Gus Johnson and the priceless reaction from Sorrentine's head coach, Tom Brennan.

10 years ago, Ali Farokhmanesh hit the biggest shot in Northern Iowa history: a wide-open three with 35 seconds to go that put the Panthers up four over Kansas. He calls it the classic "no no no yes!" shot and joins the pod to talk about that team, that game, and his One Shining Moment.

We remember March for the great moments — the buzzer beaters, the momentum-swinging threes, the final seconds ticking off of a historic upset. I'm here to help you re-live them. Each week, I will talk to a different March Madness hero — a men's or women's basketball player who went from athlete to legend thanks to their One Shining Moment. Subscribe, support, and enjoy!