Yeah, I still remember parts of that crazy train run like it just happened. After UW beat Fresno State I remember thinking, "phew, at least they won the game they were 'supposed' to win." Even I could tell that Arizona was the weakest of the 1-seeds that year, so I wasn't as surprised when the Badgers won that game. The one that surprised me was LSU. Did they not have tape of the Arizona game, or did they just not care? Anyway, when it came down to Purdue (sorry, TheBwaz), I thought, "whoa, they can beat Purdue. We saw them beat Purdue in the regular season." When the UW/Purdue game ended, the S.O. and I sat in stunned silence for a moment. Then our phone rang, the first of several "Do you believe it?" calls we got. I stuck my head out the side door of our house and was surprised to hear random whooping all over the neighborhood. There was also a helicopter stationed above Regent Street - to this day I have no idea why. It wasn't the MedFlight and Madison doesn't have a traffic chopper. Then we went to the stadium to welcome home the Badgers at 12:30 AM. The east side of the stadium was full. It was an all-ages crowd and everyone behaved. I think it was partly out of fan shock that things didn't get out of hand. It was evident that the players didn't expect this big a welcome-home. This is my all-time favorite Camp Randall Stadium memory.