Knicks fans look back fondly on the "Linsanity" of 2012 and many still regret that it only lasted half a season. As it turns out, Jeremy Lin does too.

The New York Knicks had been chasing glory for the longest time imaginable. Their last championship came in 1973, while the team hadn’t made the NBA Finals itself since 1999.

Jeremy Lin, the player responsible for perhaps the NBA’s most potent cultural phenomenon, is stepping into a new broadcast role with ESPN.

While we all know how the New York Knicks’ playoff run has produced a lot of feel-good moments amongst fans, former Knicks player Jeremy Lin has also recently revealed one that pleasantly shocked him.

Lin says one Madison Square Garden moment during Linsanity felt almost unreal, leaving him convinced he was floating off the ground from the crowd’s energy.