The collegiate basketball tournament “March Madness” stretched into first week of April. In final match two favorite powerhouses faced, one drawing last blood from other becoming the champion. The nation however, remained dazzled by a new Cinderella, the team from a small catholic college, outside Boston. She danced exquisitely until semi-final, when her clock struck midnight. But it was their octogenarian nun, immobile but perched on a courtside wheelchair, rooting enthusiastically for her boys would melt the soul of a politically fragmented nation.
Bill Walton, a firebrand senator from the ruling party understood “How sports can bind an entire nation!”
Bill Walton, a firebrand senator from the ruling party understood “How sports can bind an entire nation!”
