Harvard Graduate Jeremy Lin is thrilled his former college basketball team has basically ruined everybody's chance of winning Warren Buffet's Billion Dollar Bracket challenge. Lin's Harvard University Crimson defeated the Cincinnati Bearcats by the final score of 61-57 yesterday during the NCAA Tournament's second round. Jeremy Lin will definitely be watching tomorrow night's March Madness game when his former college basketball battles the Cincinnati Bearcats in order to continue their quest at winning the 2014 NCAA tournament Championship.

Jeremy Lin played for Harvard University Crimson beginning his rookie season in 2006-07 season all the way into his senior year in 2009-2010. After the Crimson's stunning upset victory yesterday, Lin used social media to express his feelings about his alma mater advancing to the third round.

"Yesssssssssss HARVARD!!!!!!! Messing up a lot of peoples chances at $1 billion lol #bracketbusters #twoyearsinarow," wrote the current Houston Rockets point guard via Twitter yesterday expressing his excitement.

In addition, Lin is very excited that his former Crimson head coach Tommy Amaker led his Ivy League team to the improbable victory. As a result, Harvard matched the 1983-84 Princeton record of an Ivy league team winning at least a game in the NCAA tournament in 2 consecutive years. 

"In my mind, today's game was anything but an upset," said Crimson athlete Mick Cronin to reporters after the upset victory versus the Bearcats yesterday. "They've got a great team. Tough draw for us. In my opinion, they're one of the best teams we played all year."

The Harvard Crimson will battle the Michigan State Spartans in the third round of March Madness tomorrow at 8:45pm on the TNT network.