Final Four 2014: March Madness rolls over Texas
- 10 years ago
This year's Final Four may see the biggest NCAA tourney crowd ever as fans roll in from across the country to see the Gators face the Huskies and the Badgers take on the Wildcats at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas on Saturday.
The favorites for both games are vastly different from each other. Florida has four seniors and a sophomore for their starting five, while Kentucky has its fab five freshman. Florida is coached by Billy Donovan, while Kentucky has John Calipari at the reigns.
Saturday's two games are set to be played in a huge dome that can seat more than 77,000 people. Depending on how much standing room is opened up, this year's Final Four may also break the all-time college basketball attendance record of 78,129.
Top overall seed Florida is riding a 30-game winning streak behind Scottie Wilbekin and Patric 'Ben Wallace' Young, while UConn's got point guard Shabazz 'One-man Show' Napier.
Wisconsin's go-to big man, 7-footer Frank Kaminsky can drop 3s for days. Kentucky has the likely No. 1 overall NBA draft pick Julius Randle and oh yeah, those Harrison twins.
Can the Huskies pull off the upset? Wisconsin-Kentucky is going to be a battle. Although, one thing's for sure, Michigan State is still pissed Obama picked them to go all the way.
The favorites for both games are vastly different from each other. Florida has four seniors and a sophomore for their starting five, while Kentucky has its fab five freshman. Florida is coached by Billy Donovan, while Kentucky has John Calipari at the reigns.
Saturday's two games are set to be played in a huge dome that can seat more than 77,000 people. Depending on how much standing room is opened up, this year's Final Four may also break the all-time college basketball attendance record of 78,129.
Top overall seed Florida is riding a 30-game winning streak behind Scottie Wilbekin and Patric 'Ben Wallace' Young, while UConn's got point guard Shabazz 'One-man Show' Napier.
Wisconsin's go-to big man, 7-footer Frank Kaminsky can drop 3s for days. Kentucky has the likely No. 1 overall NBA draft pick Julius Randle and oh yeah, those Harrison twins.
Can the Huskies pull off the upset? Wisconsin-Kentucky is going to be a battle. Although, one thing's for sure, Michigan State is still pissed Obama picked them to go all the way.