Saturday will be a little tough, because watching the final 4 when UCLA is not involved is always bittersweet. There's no sport I enjoy watching more than college basketball, but with the Bruins eliminated early on, the final 4 seems so anticlimactic, especially compared to the frenzy and overwhelming number of games early in the tournament. I can only hope it's just a matter of time before we are once again playing during the last weekend (or even the 2nd-to-last weekend) of the college hoops season.

in any event, here's a little NCAA championship trivia. what is Sean May trying to accomplish that a few former Bruins have already done? Become one of only three father-son tandems that have won NCAA men's basketball titles as players (Sean's father Scott won a title with Indiana in 1976). Who are the other two duos? If you're really trying to figure this out on your own, don't read the following hint: one tandem consists of two Bruins related to a Bruin who just played his last game, while the other pair consists of a father who played at UCLA but then coached at the detested private school across town, and his son who played at the dreaded school in the desert. I tried my best to give it away, but if you want to check your answer, feel free to take a peek at this article.