Myron Jackson was sitting at his desk in San Antonio a few weeks ago when co-workers started asking him about his college days.
"I saw you on YouTube," one of them told him. "I said 'Really?' "
So Jackson flipped on his computer and found the 30-year-old video clip his co-workers were talking about.
It showed Jackson and a close-knit group of UALR teammates knocking off Notre Dame in the program's first, and most memorable, appearance in the NCAA Tournament.
Jackson, that team's leading scorer and Trans America Athletic Conference Player of the Year, hit jumpers, and dished passes to Pete Myers, who scored 29 points, including a crucial three-point play late in the 90-83 victory.