Jeremy Lin Videos: Meet the NBA's Newest Rising Star

Call it "Linsanity," "Linsacious" or simply "the rise of Jeremy Lin," but one thing that's simply undeniable is that the appetite to learn about the Knicks' starting point guard is simply "Linsatiable."

Do you need to know more about Lin? Do you find yourself yearning to learn the outs and ins of his game in the hopes of following in his footsteps?

Even if you're just a little curious about how Lin rose to prominence so quickly, you've come to the right place.

It's the Jeremy Lin show, and everybody wants to check it out.

How to Get into Harvard

You want to get into Harvard? Jeremy Lin will show you how it's done.

He's got a degree from the prestigious institution and is ballin' out on one of the biggest stages in the NBA.

Most people could learn a thing or two from his approach, both in the class room and on the hardwood.

Fundamentals

Lin has always been about having a fundamental approach to the game, and his court vision isn't something that will subside any time soon.

He's got great quickness at the point guard position, and his precise control when he dribbles the basketball is a strong element of his game.

Ballin' out at Harvard

Lin might just have gotten into the national spotlight recently, but he's been playing a solid brand of basketball for a lot longer than that.

As evidenced by the video highlights from his days at Harvard, Lin has always had an inclination for finding his teammates in a variety of spots on the floor.

And he's never been shy about keeping that dribble alive.

The Beginning

This was the beginning of the movement, the Linsanity and everything that has come with it.

It was against Deron Williams which draws a lot of attention, but the pick-and-roll defense displayed by New Jersey on that night was absolutely putrid.

That doesn't make his accomplishments any less impressive, and the video montage is one that is well worth all nine minutes.

This Is What Can Happen When You Dream

There's already a rap song out about Jeremy Lin.

That is really all that needs to be said here.

If he's big enough to get his own song after just three games, it's going to be tough to imagine what will happen if he's still going strong in a month.

Jeremy Lin on CNN

When is the last time you saw an NBA player give an interview on CNN about the college he attended?

When is the last time you saw an NBA player from an Ivy League school appear on CNN to talk about how much success he's having as the starting point guard for the New York Knicks?

Enjoy.