BLOG: Remembering the 2009 NCAA Tournament (and the craziness it brought)

Time flies. It's hard to believe nearly 10 years passed since Boston University defenseman Colby Cohen's overtime winner ended the craziest NCAA Tournament in memory.

Cohen's goal wasn't too crazy. In terms of the 2009 NCAA Tournament, a deflected puck off a diving defender fluttering past the Miami goaltender could be considered normal.

It came in a national championship game where BU trailed the RedHawks by two goals entering the final minute of regulation. It came in a tournament where the Terriers weren't the first team to claw back from two goals down entering the final minute of regulation. It came in a tournament when Air Force upsetting Michigan in Friday's opening game was both a major deal and forgotten about 48 hours later.

The 2009 NCAA Tournament was the tournament that, looking back, helped shape its perception of unpredictability, where the last at-large team to get in has won as many times in the last six years as a No. 1 seed. This tournament had everything.

On the 10 year anniversary, let's take a look back at the craziness.