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ESPN.com basketball writer Brett McMurphy discusses the ACC's thorough investigation into playing its men's basketball tournament at Madison Square Garden.

Andy Katz and Robbi Pickeral explain how they chose the greatest games from each round in NCAA tournament history.

Michele Steele tags along as professional sports bettor Steve Fezzik sits down at the Venetian Sportsbook to take his chances live betting on college hoops.

Jemele Hill, Julie Foudy and Prim Sirirpipat discuss why fans love the underdog and who benefits from "Cinderella" teams in the NCAA tournament.

Jeremy Schaap examines how the NCAA Tournament has changed over the years.

Wichita State guard Malcolm Armstead talks about his team's upset win over Gonzaga.

Dana O'Neil speaks with San Diego State's JJ O'Brien after the sophomore forward's 6-point, 4-rebound, 3-assist performance in the Aztecs' 70-55 victory over Oklahoma.

President Barack Obama makes his selections for the NCAA tournament.

Rick Harrison and Austin "Chumlee" Russell of "Pawn Stars" discuss some of the unique items, including NCAA Tournament memorabilia, that are in their store.

Broadcaster Sean McDonough remembers the great moments in Big East history.

As the Big East Basketball Tournament at Madison Square Garden winds down, several of the regulars illustrate why this New York City spectacle is second to none.

Olivier Hanlan set an ACC tournament record for a freshman with 41 points in Boston College's 84-64 victory over Georgia Tech.

With a chance to earn Memphis an invitation to the 2005 NCAA Tournament, Darius Washington confidently stepped to the free throw line and missed. Those free throws have made him into the person he is today.

Bill Raftery looks back on some of the most memorable personalities and moments in Big East tournament history.

Legendary Big East players and coaches look back on the conference tournaments of the early 1980s.

Watch SportsCenter's highlight of the 1996 Big East championship game, a classic duel between Connecticut's Ray Allen and Georgetown's Allen Iverson.