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March Madness basketball quiz: memorable players and feats

As the men's NCAA tournament continues, test your knowledge of some of the past greats (and one current bench-warmer) who make the annual playoff such a favorite with fans.

- Ross Atkin

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Question 1 of 10

1. What former US senator scored 58 points for Princeton in a 1965 tournament game?

In this February 10 photo, the former US senator (R) in question talks with Willis Reed during induction ceremonies at the St. Louis Sports Hall of Fame in St. Charles, Missouri. (Bill Greenblatt/UPI/Newscom)

John Chafee
Christopher Dodd
Russ Feingold
Bill Bradley

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