Reggie admits to flirting with von Furstenberg’s wife, but nothing more. They met at a grocery store in March, and got busy flirting like crazy via text. Apparently Miller sent over 50 texts in a 6-hour time frame. His thumbs had to really been hurting after that.

After that, however, Reggie said it was the gal (Ali) who pursued him. (See how innocent he was? Just minding his own business…. well not really.)

Reggie hired a lawyer to get a restraining order on Ali. Ali did the same to get one on Reggie. And, hmmm…. neither document was ever filed in court.

And all because of a little “harmless” flirting. Think flirting with a married woman isn’t dangerous?

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Reggie Miller: Flirt Extraordinaire

Now the Worldwide Leader in Sports is seeking to find out which United States city is TitleTown USA.

All this month they are visiting places like Los Angeles, Chicago, Boston, Detroit, Massillon, OH, Parkersburg, WV, and Valdosta, GA with entertaining and interesting stats ranging from some high school with a boatload of state championships to professional franchises with a long history of winning to justify them being named TitleTown USA.

Whatever!

When it comes to college basketball there’s only one TitleTown USA.

You guessed it – LOS ANGELES!

Just head north on the 405 freeway from L.A. International Airport, exit Wilshire Blvd. and you’re there.

UCLA!

With 11 national championships, 40 conference titles, a legendary coach, legendary players, dozens of players sent to the NBA and numerous hall of famers, there’s no question that Los Angeles and UCLA is TitleTown USA for college basketball.

John Wooden, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (Lew Alcindor during his playing days with the Bruins), Bill Walton, Marcus Johnson, Gail Goodrich and Reggie Miller are some that have become household names in the world of college basketball.

UCLA continues to be a college basketball power with three consecutive final four appearance, and many believe (including yours truly) that a fourth appearance and another championship could happen next year.

I know many of you in places like North Carolina, Kentucky and especially Indiana are frowning and think you can make an argument for your town and school to be called TitleTown USA.

Go right ahead.

I would never disrespect other great college basketball programs such as North Carolina, Duke, Kentucky, Indiana, Kansas or Connecticut or the people who live and attend the schools there. I’m actually a big fan of some of those programs. I’m just stating a fact. No other school has had a greater impact on college basketball than UCLA.

Some of you will also try to make an argument that UCLA’s 1,642 wins doesn’t come close to Kentucky’s 1,966, North Carolina’s 1,950 and Kansas’ 1,943 on the all-time wins list.

But I’m not talking about wins. I’m talking about titles baby!

Kentucky is second behind UCLA in national titles with seven, Indiana has five, North Carolina has four and Kansas and Duke have three each.

Kentucky has seven titles overall. Hey, UCLA won seven straight from 1967-73! During that period the Bruins had an 88-game winning streak. They also have an NCAA record four undefeated seaons (1964, 67, 72 and 73).

We’ll have to wait until July 28 on ESPN’s SportsCenter to find out who will be named TitleTown USA (my bet is that it’ll be the small town with the boatload of high school state championship).

But college basketball’s TitleTown USA is in Los Angeles and UCLA!

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College Basketball’s TitleTown USA