NCAA National Championship Game Thread for Mon Apr 6

[llandz]

I'm sure I will wake up to 20 pages of portal news.

 

[hoopsupstate]

April 7-8 are dead days. Visitations can start on April 9.

 

[Zelda Zonk]

How can his be?
Dusty May is only 5’10”.
The universe is wonky right now.

 

[FloridaCuse]

 

[IthacaMatt]

UConn did not make threes, and eventually Michigan's inside game wore them down. Foul trouble, obviously, disrupted UConn's offense, and their defense had them up by a handful of points with about 7 minutes or so left in the first half. UConn stopped scoring, and lost the lead as they approached the half.

They had some gritty kids on that team. I really liked that kid Mullins. He didn't have a great shooting game, but you really like to have kids like that on your team.

I couldn't get over Michigan's size advantage at pretty much every position on the floor. The Michigan press kept UConn from ever getting into their offense very smoothly, and the UConn PG got into early foul trouble.

 

[Willy75]

If that was Andre Hawkins it would have been a foul. Some of us still remember the call vs. BC on the sideline. That was was used in officiating training for a clear charge call, not a block like Froggy Papara called.

I already had my beer open to celebrate the win.

 

[MGP]

Shock the world, !

 

[OrangeXtreme]

Shock the world, !

Can you really "shock the world" if you're a 6.5 point favorite?

 

[OrlandoCuse]

UConn loses and I win $600 in my NCAA pool with Michigan’s win. That’s a pretty darn good outcome.

 

[Faegan]

UConn loses and I win $600 in my NCAA pool with Michigan’s win. That’s a pretty darn good outcome.

 

[Owens guy]

Can you really "shock the world" if you're a 6.5 point favorite?

If the Michigan player that got the last rebound would have held onto it and got fouled instead of throwing the ball to the other end of the court, Michigan would have covered with a made free throw.

 

[sufan59]

 

[jdubs30]

UConn did not make threes, and eventually Michigan's inside game wore them down. Foul trouble, obviously, disrupted UConn's offense, and their defense had them up by a handful of points with about 7 minutes or so left in the first half. UConn stopped scoring, and lost the lead as they approached the half.

They had some gritty kids on that team. I really liked that kid Mullins. He didn't have a great shooting game, but you really like to have kids like that on your team.

I couldn't get over Michigan's size advantage at pretty much every position on the floor. The Michigan press kept UConn from ever getting into their offense very smoothly, and the UConn PG got into early foul trouble.

Michigan was 2/15 from 3, UConn was 9/33. Crazy first sentence

 

[orangepassion]

Was very impressed with Uconn's effort and hustle against a better team.

 

[OrlandoCuse]

Was very impressed with Uconn's effort and hustle against a better team.

They were a plucky and scrappy bunch.

 

[jdubs30]

Hurley is the best coach in this era but no Luke Murray will be interesting