From 1980-2013, the Big East Tournament reigned as the single most exciting event in college sports. There were no obscure teams. No lopsided match ups. And no mention of anything North Carolina related for 5 days. The most physical, most competitive conference tournament in NCAA basketball will be missed. Good night, sweet prince…

Kemba Walker plays in Charlotte now, but he’s a product of the New York City basketball scene. So while it might be surprising to learn he’s narrating a documentary, when you learn that the documentary is about an AAU basketball team in New York City, it all makes more sense.

As we approach the NBA Draft—and you get sick of all the stories and time we’re devoting to it—one rehashed question is: who will look the most ridiculous when he crosses the stage to shake David Stern’s hand? Let’s not focus on that: let’s instead turn our attention to guys who weren’t a complete disaster in a suit. Because looking dapper is a must for draftees, and looking the most dapper is how to win draft night.

Kemba Walker, superstar guard for UConn, admitted to having only read one book ever and he is on track to graduate this May

Sports Illustrated unveiled its post-NCAA-championship cover today. The photo’s great. The associated headline? Not so much.

CBS microphones picked up an N-bomb from UConn’s Kemba Walker right before he was interviewed by Mr. Masters himself, Jim Nantz. Luckily, we have video of that one shining moment.

Kemba Walker was brilliant last night in leading UConn into the Elite Eight – he even sold foul calls better than anyone on the floor.

Jimmer or Kemba? According to ESPN’s Dick Vitale, you can’t go wrong with either.

This year, SI has special regional covers for Jimmer Fredette, Kemba Walker, Nolan Smith, Marcus Morris, and David Lighty. Catch ‘em all!

Rece Davis asked Jimmer Fredette, Kemba Walker and Nolan Smith if any of them could name their opponent’s mascot, which resulted in awkward smiling and laughter.