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This will do it. This will do it. Scott Drew's dream comes true.

Coach Drew and Baylor, complete college basketball's greatest rebound and rebuild with a championship.

And that was the culmination of one of the most honestly, Tommy, impressive championship performances I can remember in a long time

following one of the greatest games on Saturday I've ever seen.

I mentioned yesterday to Cooley that we all have this recency bias and we all want to feel like we were there for whatever.

And Saturday night

was special. That game between Gonzaga and UCLA will go down. It's not an exaggeration. It'll go

down as one of the greatest start to finish college basketball games of all time. Last night,

you know, won't go down as the greatest, you know, performance. But I'll tell you what, for a team that I

really loved after they destroyed Wisconsin, and I played them on the money line for the rest of

the tournament to win it, and I played them last night, I just thought defensively and offensively,

that was a mauling of an opponent that was on its way to a potential and

almost preordained, like going through this tournament. So many people thought that no,

Gonzaga could not be beat. That was a one-sided beat down. And it was impressive.

That's the word I would use.

It was one of the most impressive, one-sided wins in a championship game I've ever seen.

I agree with that.

You know, I know a lot of people want the drama of a close championship game.

And I was not, you know,

I wasn't expecting a blowout on the show yesterday. I picked Baylor to win outright. I liked

Baylor. I thought they were the better team on radio yesterday. It was really interesting. I had

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