Boilermaker Turned Longhorn: Heide's March Madness Showdown

0:00On March 25, Camden Hyde, who transferred from Purdue to Texas last year, just delivered a game-winning three-pointer with 14 seconds left, too. Beacon Zaga in the second round of the NCAA, A. Tournament. That shot sent the long horns to the Sweet 16, where they'll face his old boiler-makers team. Hyde is no stranger to clutch moments. While at Purdue, he nailed a corner three against Houston in last year's Sweet 16, and a highlight put back dunk in the championship game versus U.C. Double N, though both ended in losses for the Boi-The-Makers. Teammates on the Texas side rave about his work ethic, noting how he stays late in the gym, hitting shot after shot. It's paid off, turning him into a starter, who's thriving in his bigger role down in Austin. Purdue players still hold him in high regard, remembering how he mentored the younger guys. One guard even watched his big Texas win with his dad and said he's rooting for Hyde personally, but the team has to beat him now. As these two programs gear up for their showdown, Hyde calls himself a boiler-maker for life, despite

1:04the switch, setting the stage for one of March. This is most intriguing matchups.