I'm really going to miss this team.

I think we could have won a national title.

They'd intervene, but they deserve to keep playing.

But they don't have a chance to live that last moment,

whether you're going to win or lose.

And that's for me the hard thing to swallow.

That was Kentucky head coach John Calapari, arguing that his squad would have won the

national championship, which was supposed to happen tonight.

Because of the coronavirus pandemic, we'll never know who actually would have won, but we can tell you who we think

should have come out on top.

On today's show, 538's Neil Payne reveals what happened when the site's simulated results

for both the men's and women's tournaments, and college basketball analyst Myron Medcath gives

his take.

Then we discuss which players could still make an impact at the next level, even if they didn't get to shine in March.

I'm Mina Kimes.

It's Monday, April 6th.

This is ESPN Daily. So in an alternate universe, women's college basketball just had its national championship and the men would be playing tonight.

I know both of you have thoughts on what would

have happened, but before we get into that, can you both introduce yourselves and tell us what you

would have been doing in any other year? Well, I'm Myron Metcalf. And in the other year, I'd be covering

the Final Four as a senior college basketball reporter with ESPN. I think this would have been my 13th

Final Four. And here I am

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