Somewhere,
an
entire
team
of
basketball
players
is
getting
fitted
for
their
glass
slippers.
Because
one
of
the
highlights
of
the
annual
Men’s
and
Women’s
NCAA
Basketball
Tournament
are
the
Cinderella
stories.
Whether
it
was
the
Stephen
Curry
and
his
Davidson
Wildcats
in
2008,
Sister
Jean
and
the
Ramblers
of
Loyola
Chicago
in
2018
or
the
peacocks
of
Saint
Peter’s
in
2022,
the
whole
world
seemingly
gets
behind
the
squads
that
best
the
basketball
Goliaths
like
Kansas,
Kentucky,
Connecticut
and
North
Carolina.
They
help
us
feel
better
about
the
fact
that
our
preferred
team
was
sent
home
in
the
first
round,
taking
our
busted
brackets
with
them.
After
all,
who
doesn’t
love
an
underdog?
(Well,
other
than
the
fanbases
of
the
teams
they
beat.
We’re
looking
at
you,
Virginia!)
And
now
that
the
68-team
March
Madness
brackets
have
been
set,
we’ll
soon
see
what
happens
when
a
team
of
athletes
keep
on
believing
that
the
dream
that
they
wish
will
come
true.
Over
the
course
of
the
next
three
weeks,
superstitions
will
be
adhered
to,
fake
sick
calls
into
work
will
be
made,
buzzer
beaters
will
drop
and
dozens
of
squads
will
be
bounced
from
the
beloved
win-or-go-home
tourney.
Style
