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Don't call him just a jump-shooter. Jimmer Fredette's an unconventional player who can score in a variety of ways. He reached deep into his bag of tricks to push BYU past Florida.

Last season might have been the worst for SEC basketball in 30 years. But with coaching upgrades and a wealth of talent returning, the league might already be back.

From Cinderella dreamers to the big men who make March go to the bubble-weary, The Minutes runs through it all.

From the stretch-run story lines to the multi-bid monopoly to the underachievers, The Minutes runs through it all.

Kentucky was on the brink of a historic loss. Its fans were on the brink of an all-out panic. Then, just like that, a season was saved with a last-second bucket against Florida. How fickle this game is.

From the unpredictable Big East to the unpredictable readers' own bucket lists, The Minutes breaks it all down.

Billy Donovan had it all in college. But like others before him, he gave it up to try to succeed at the pro level. Pat Forde is hoping Donovan doesn't end up like his predecessors.

Looking ahead to the next 10 years, Florida heads a list of blue-chip programs best positioned for continued success, writes Pat Forde.

In the wake of Billy Donovan's dissing of the Kentucky job, the only thing Wildcats fans can agree on now is their level of panic, Pat Forde writes.

Corey Brewer gave up the most when he decided to come back for his junior season. But his selfless ways aren't a surprise to those who know him, writes Pat Forde.

It looks as if the biggest and richest athletic departments might bury their smaller brethren beneath an avalanche of trophies and titles, Pat Forde writes.

After another dismantling of UCLA in the Final Four, Florida clearly is the rightful owner of the moniker Fab Five, Pat Forde writes.

Not since Roy Williams' KU-UNC decision in 2003 has there been a coaching story at the Final Four with more buzz than Kenucky-Donovan, writes Pat Forde.

Florida is trying to match Duke '92 as a repeat champ, but Pat Forde wonders if it's actually UCLA that more closely resembles those early '90s Duke teams.

The new NBA draft rule seems to be good for the players and the game itself, even if it makes a mockery of the educational process, writes Pat Forde.

Joakim Noah unexpectedly returned to Florida and has received an education in human nature this season, writes Pat Forde.