NCAA: Gonzaga Buzzer Beater, Baylor Blowout, and Stanford Women’s Champs

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🗓️ 5 April 2021

⏱️ 35 minutes

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Gonzaga and Baylor tip off tonight in the NCAA Championship after a thrilling pair of Final Four games. Gonzaga’s Jalen Suggs hit a wild game-winning buzzer-beater in overtime on Saturday vs. UCLA that sent Sports Twitter into overdrive, as Gonzaga furthered its quest for a perfect season. Also on Saturday, Baylor blew out Houston with Jared Butler landing 17 points, and five players recording double figures. Jeff Borzello recounts Suggs’ 3 heard ‘round the world. And LaChina Robinson breaks down how Stanford bested Arizona in another neck-and-neck game to become the women's champions. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	That's
0:01.0	Gonzaga for the win
0:03.0	Sucks
0:04.0	Batched it in
0:05.7	at the buzzer
0:07.8	Unbelievable
0:09.7	Jalen
0:11.0	Sucks
0:11.9	Sugs Gonzaga
0:13.5	onto the
0:14.8	championship
0:15.8	game
0:16.4	That is what
0:20.6	joy sounds like.
0:22.5	Spontaneous, delirious joy.
0:25.8	As Jalen Suggs, banked in a 40-foot overtime game winner,
0:30.4	sending his unbeating Gonzaga Bulldogs to the championship game against Baylor tonight.
0:36.4	And...
0:37.2	Donald Trapped! He's can't hit that is in.
0:42.7	Stanford survives again.
0:47.7	The Stanford Cardinal, national champions in 2021.
0:53.9	That's the Stanford Cardinal, winning on Sunday night to become your 2021 women's national champions.
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