Greatest NCAA Tourney Comeback, SEC Tourney Brawl, and Bryce Drew Hits the Big Shot - This DiSH for March 13

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EPISODE SUMMARY

In 2012, BYU overcame a 25-point deficit to beat Iona in a First Four game of the NCAA Tournament.

In 1992, a fight between LSU and Tennessee in a quarterfinal game of the SEC Tournament led to bench clearing brawl and led to the ejection of Shaquille O'Neal. O'Neal had to sit out the next game against Kentucky.

In 1998, Valparaiso's Bryce Drew hit the game winner against Ole Miss in one fo the all-time great upsets in NCAA Tournament history.

In 1983, NC State beat Virginia in the ACC Tournament final. Many believe it was the only way the Wolfpack were going to make it to the NCAA Tournament.

In 2011, Minnesota Timberwolf Kevin Love scored just six ending his NBA record run of 53 consecutive double-doubles.

In 1954, the Milwaukee Braves Bobby Thomson broke his ankle in three places in a spring training game. Unfortunate and painful for him, but it opened up a spot for a young Henry Aaron to play left field for the Braves that season. 

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