Patterson will put the brakes on and dribble this one out.

And the Baylor Bears do indeed bear down to knock off the unbeaten Gonzaga Bulldogs

and claim the school's first men's basketball championship. Basketball Championship.

The Baylor Bears are bringing a national championship to Waco, Texas for the first time in history,

upending the almost perfect Gonzaga Bulldogs and raising all sorts of questions. Today, Myron Medcalf provides answers from Indianapolis, and he reflects on a tournament

and a college season.

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I'm Pablo Torre. It's Tuesday, April 6th. This is ESPN Day.

Myron, yo, it is 153 a.m. Eastern time. Where are you right now?

I'm in like this abandoned clubhouse thing in Lucas Hole Stadium.

Like, I don't even know if I'm supposed to be here.

Myron Medcalf covers college basketball for ESPN, and this was his 11th NCAA championship game.

But it was the one semi-quiet place I could find.

I was told, like, 30 minutes ago, that I had like 15 minutes and that all of us kind of had to clear out.

But hopefully they don't kick me out.

So you are hidden away in a corner of this football stadium that housed this absurd tournament.

And look, you've been to, I think, 10 of these championships before this one.

You're not impressed very easily. How would you describe what you saw out on that court tonight?

I just think from the start to the finish, it was just a very dominant performance. And

to me, the only thing I can think of being the boxing fan I am is sort of like watching Mike Tyson lose to Buster Douglas.

Now, Baylor isn't Buster Douglas, but just the sight of someone that you thought was maybe invincible losing.

Because Gonzaga never had a chance.

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