In the team's January 16th three-overtime victory over Texas, which might rank as the high water mark of their season, Boggan and Curry combined for 65 points and 29 rebounds.

So, why should this matter to YOU? As most college hoops fans know, as the NCAA Tournament progresses, not only are "dynamic duos" all the rage, but storylines become an interesting part of the proceedings. As 65 teams get whittled to 16, CBS and other media outlets have a chance to actually focus on the players at hand - what makes them tick, what being in a Regional means to them, etc.

And, as most college basketball fans know, Curry was the leading high school scorer in North Carolina state history at one juncture; then, based on a marijuana arrest, he lost his scholarship to UNC before ending up in Stillwater.

Boggan once played at Florida, as a consensus Top 50 recruit. He was overweight, didn't seem to fit with Donovan's system, and eventually ended up at Community College before finding his way to Sean Sutton's program.

UNC and Florida, of course, have won the last two national championships. Curry and Boggan, as a result, would have had chances to partake in the sweet nectar of watching "One Shining Moment" with a smile on your face instead of sadness in your heart, but due to circumstances within their control, they lost that opportunity.

But now, they have somewhat gotten it back, and become quite the duo (generally speaking) in the meantime. Shouldn't we root for Boggan and Curry, who combined for 39 and 10 in OSU's last win, over Kansas State? Shouldn't we want them to achieve some measure of success? Shouldn't we want to see an Armen Ketayian feature during the San Antonio Regional on what this means to them? Shouldn't we?