Everything about Sunday was incredible.

It started with that 21-0-0 run that turned a back-and-forth physical foul-plagued first

10 minutes or so into a laffer pretty much the rest of the way.

It felt like Las Vegas for Michigan as they went and tore up Tennessee.

At the end, you see guys like Oscar Goodman, Charlie May, Howard Isley, Jr. get an opportunity.

The Chuck 3 was phenomenal. Will Cheddar's remarkably well-earned tears. Those from five years

of hard work, determination, and sticituativeness, really, really special scenes. The trophy celebration, confetti falling, the net cutting, all of it.

You can relive some of those instant reactions on Sunday's episode of Defend the Block,

and I certainly encourage you to do so.

But you'll hear on this episode a conversation that former Wolverine great Jordan Morgan,

who played in a Final four, who enjoyed the

type of scene that we all saw on Saturday as a player, Dusty joined us. This was recorded around

10 a.m. Monday, and that was far from Dusty's first assignment that day. The team, the staff,

yeah, they enjoyed yesterday, but now it's on to the next.

The quote that I loved the most from Chicago was from a daimara.

Quote, we are not here to make the final four.

We are here to win the championship, end quote.

And you know why I love that so much?

Normally you hear that when the confetti's falling, when the nets are being cut after a

regional championship is determined. That's not when I said it. He said it before the matchup with

Tennessee. So many times head coach Dusty May threw it a disclaimer after a big win when he was

reacting to yet another incredible accomplishment for the

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