From Unknown To Tournament Darling
O'BRIEN: Time for "Bleacher Report." Joe Carter joins us with today's sports. Good morning, Joe.</s>JOE CARTER, CNN SPORTS CORRESPONDENT: Good morning, Soledad. Andy Enfield, the head coach of the Florida Gulf Coast Eagles. This guy, Andy Enfield, virtually unknown last week, and seems a lot of people are talking about him and his team this week. Of course, they're the Cinderella story of the NCAA Tournament. Enfield and his wife, Amanda, who is a former cover girl model, sat down with CNN's Rachel Nichols yesterday and it's clear during their discussion that their three kids also enjoying dad's basketball success this week.</s>UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: My oldest daughter's focus is to go to Target, buy dinosaur from the dollar bin because that was the -- that was promised after we got back from the tournament.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: I told her if she won the first game she could get a dinosaur, and my other daughter would get a Barbie.</s>RACHEL NICHOLS, CNN CORRESPONDENT: What do they get if you win game three?</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: They get more. I've already agreed to that.</s>CARTER: All parents can definitely understand that kind of bribery. The Florida Gulf Coast Eagles shocked the sports world. They are the first 15 seed to advance to the sweet 16. They will play Friday night against third seeded Florida. That game is at Cowboys Stadium, tip- off time 10:00 p.m. Eastern. The story getting the most buzz this morning on bleacherreport.com has to be Manti Te'O, the linebacker made up for a disappointing performance from the NFL Combine by running a faster 40 yard dash at Notre Dame's pro day yesterday. Some experts say his new time greatly improves his draft status, up to a possible first round pick. Others are saying we're not quite convinced he's an NFL star quite yet. Chicago native, Mr. T., yes, Mr. T. was at a Black Hawks game last night. The legendary '80s actor had this to say before a shoot the puck competition.</s>UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: What is your prediction for shoot the puck?</s>MR. T.: Pain! I pity that puck! I pity it!</s>CARTER: Mr. T. was involved in a slap shot contest during an intermission of the Blackhawks game. Look at that. He took three shots, made the third one. Crowd went wild. I don't know what's better, Soledad, the prediction or the shot itself. I pity the puck.</s>O'BRIEN: Equally good. And you know, that's a man who has taken a line and just run with it for his entire career. We celebrate that. He's working that.</s>MARTIN: Work your brain, baby. Work your brain.</s>O'BRIEN: Thank you, Joe. Ahead this morning on STARTING POINT, he starred in the hit show "Law & Order: Criminal Intent." Now Courtney b. Vance is back on Broadway.