One of the most story book upsets in NCAA tournament history came in 1996, when upstart Princeton knocked off the juggernaut UCLA Bruins a year after they won the national title. It happened to come in the final tournament of Pete Carril's career in front of all the UCLA faithful. Mitch Henderson and Sydney Johnson joined the show to talk about that moment.
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