Let's Reflect on the End of the College Basketball Season for a Moment...

Arike Ogunbowale is Bryce Drew and Christian Laettner in the same tournament  -- except both shots were game-winners in the final four.

Let me offer a reframe:

Noone will ever have two better buzzer beaters to end a tournament in our lifetimes.



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