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When Dribble-Drive guru John Calipari high-tailed it to Kentucky, the jilted Memphis program was pretty much left for dead -- even on this very site. The new coach was fresh-faced Josh Pastner, an assistant under Calipari, but a first-time head coach who had a passing resemblence to an almost-grown Bobby Brady, and was throwing around phrases like "underneath the radar," "underdogs," and "no expectations" -- battle cry rhetoric if I've ever heard it...

Josh Pastner, via CollegeHoopsVideo.com

"One day, I'll be the head coach of the Memphis Tigers," he seemed to say... 

Pastner and his squad were thrown into the deep end right away, having to play the #1 Kansas Jayhawks in just their second game of the season. The matchup was scheduled before Memphis' summer of discontent, and was supposed to be a showdown between the preseason #1 and #2. But, of course, things did not quite work out so well on Memphis' end, and the matchup between the unranked team going up against the consensus #1 looked like just another early-season blowout.

Well, games are played on the court, as they say, not on paper. And Memphis came to play: they showed their mettle and hung tough, taking the game to the final shot, which Memphis missed. But giving the #1 team in the country a run for their money and coming up one basket short (57-55), if nothing else, put the nation on alert. Memphis isn't rolling over this season, and the Tigers are still a team to be reckoned with.

Memphis proved they can still run with the best team in the country. (Photo: Mark Webber, via commercialappeal.com)

Memphis' Elliot Williams (middle) falls to ground after missing a last-second 3-point shot that would have won it. (Photo: Mark Webber, via commercialappeal.com)

As for Coach Pastner? Well, overnight, he's gone from boy scout to "Boy Wonder." It's not going to be easy for Pastner and co., but Conference USA still goes through Memphis, it seems, and if Memphis can make it to the Dance, who knows? March Madness wasn't named for its predictability.

Pastner, looking Boy Wonder-y. (Getty)

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While Justin's own fashion line William Rast continues to grow - as William Rast launched several new retail stores this month, left and right other celebrities are stretching their creative juices in fashion. Kate Moss has put Top Shop on the shopping map internationally, Kanye West snagged a sneaker project with Louis Vuitton, and Brangelina's just announced they are doing a jewelry line with Asprey. Hell, even Lindsey Lohan tried really really hard to creatively direct Emanuel Ungaro.

It has us guessing who is next to bring out their inner Project Runway and try their luck collaborating with a label.

With that in mind, we mocked up a few POTENTIAL celebrity & fashion brand collaborations.

WHICH COMBO DO YOU THINK WOULD BE MOST BAD-ASS?

POTENTIAL CELEB FASHION COLLABORATIONS:

1. Twilight + Chanel

Karl Lagerfeld's classic black and white ensembles drip of vampirical emotion.

2. Snoop Dogg for Versace

Everyone's favorite Father Hood could probably drop it like it's hot for Donatella's slinky dresses. And Donna's def a fan of bling...

3. Marilyn Manson + Givenchy

Heavy metal detailing and a gothic edge would make for some hardcore fashion.

4. Perez Hilton for Barbie

This dream team already has something in common: a love for all things pink.

Which do you think would be the most intriguing of the selections above? Any other funny or creative collabs you can think of? Who do you think will be next to take a fashionable leap? We're all ears!

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