Courtney Martinez | NCAA.com | May 14, 2016 Russell Wilson gives the commencement speech at Wisconsin's graduation Share Russell Wilson returned to the Wisconsin campus in Madison on Saturday afternoon to give the commencement speech for the Class of 2016. Wilson overall delivered a powerful speech that is well-worth watching on the topic of "What do you do when life tells you no?". The former Badger and current Seattle Seahawks quarterback gave the graduates advice that many of us can appreciate and take for ourselves. Check it out: It's terrific to see Wilson pass along to his fellow Badgers the lessons and stories he has learned during his lifetime. His closing remarks are sure to stay with the graduates as he told them "I would say good luck, but I don't believe in good luck. Go make it happen." Earlier in his speech, Wilson also joked that he was waiting for the traditional "Jump Around" and afterwards, the Class of 2016 didn't want to disappoint: #UWGrad class couldn't say goodbye to Camp Randall without one last Jump Around ... with @DangeRussWilson https://t.co/QexUu7acGP — Wisconsin Football (@BadgerFootball) May 14, 2016 See 34 NCAA tournament buzzer-beaters from 1977 to 2021 Here's your one-stop shop to reminisce upon 34 buzzer-beaters in March Madness history. READ MORE Top 10 fan bases in the 2022 men's NCAA tournament, ranked Andy Katz ranks the top 10 fan bases in the 2022 NCAA men's tournament, based on how likely they are to travel to a regional site and make it feel like a home game for their team. READ MORE 'NCAA March Madness Confidential' returns with behind-the-scenes coverage of seven NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball Championship teams Turner Sports and CBS Sports’ joint coverage of the NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball Championship will include the return of NCAA March Madness Confidential, providing exclusive, behind-the-scenes access to seven NCAA Tournament teams. This year’s Confidential series features Auburn, Kentucky, Wisconsin, Texas Tech, Providence, Memphis and Notre Dame. READ MORE