Off top, University of North Carolina won their first national championship in 1957 by breaking out the triangle in two where they double teamed Wilts Chamberlain on his Kansas team and also a cheerleader intentionally hit Wilton the gut in the knee with a megaphone.

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This is the Dominique Foxworth Show.

Welcome to the Dominique Foxworth Show.

We are deep in a rabbit hole.

Obviously, we're going to get to the Duke collapse, I guess, in the Houston comeback.

And we're going to talk about Florida and Clayton's incredible game.

There's a lot of fun stuff to get to, but we're in a rabbit hole right now.

You're trying to, yeah.

You were trying to steamroll me where we couldn't talk about.

Oh, no, no, no, no, no.

I am squaring out some space or clearing out some space.

I was just letting the people know, don't turn. We're going to get to the stuff that you're expecting. But before we get to

that, we have something even more interesting and exciting. There's a lot of wilt facts. And it's

also, I don't want to, I don't want to rain on your parade. I would like to clear out and allow you

to introduce the audience, reintroduce the audience to someone whom they should know. His name is Lenny Rosenbluth. The Bluth is loose.

We'll get there.

But there's so much wilt stuff that we went down this rabbit hole of.

So the way we ended up here is we were texting.

And I'm sure by the time you're listening to this, the Bill Simmons podcast is out.

And I was earlier today, I was like, I guarantee you, Bill does the top seven collapses in the history of the final four. And I was like,

we're going to have this Duke 25 team. We're going to have the Chris Weber timeout. We're going to

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