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Wednesday, June 3

We asked why you fell in love with sports. These are the stories:

From Gabe Lacques, USA TODAY Sports MLB writer:

For a tween in the early '80s, no team could fill up a living room like the Georgetown Hoyas. Not that I was a fan, per se. Already a man of the people, my collegiate rooting interests favored public schools like Cal and UCLA, an ideal winter evening spent with Kevin Johnson running the point and Barry Tompkins on the mic. Yet this emerging beast called the Big East Conference was impossible to ignore. And with every passing year, the myths and realities of Georgetown basketball only grew. "Hoya Paranoia," as it was known. In 1985, the Hoyas faced off with conference rival Villanova for the national title. What unfolded next remains the greatest upset in college basketball history, 16-over-1 be damned, simply because of what was required to pull it off. A perfect game.

(Read more of Gabe's story here. And here's the best of all these memories in one spot.)

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