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Gordon Hayward, the shot and Butler's run to the 2010 Final Four


It took three weeks for the homegrown Hoosier with that boyish face and courtside calm to become the most coveted young coach in the game. Just how improbable was all of this? Ten years before that Monday night in April 2010, Brad Stevens was a marketing associate at Eli Lilly making $44,000 a year. Now he was matching wits with Mike Krzyzewski in the national championship game. (Indianapolis Star)

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