Final what a last 36+ for the Huskies. As they win the East Regional. My goodness they move onto the Final 4 and will take on the winner of the Alabama/Clemson game.

The Huskies are a machine, don’t see anyone beating them.

1 minute ago, hrcarrier said:

The Huskies are a machine, don’t see anyone beating them.

Me either.

Amen. That looked like a middle school mismatch the first 10 minutes of the second half ( actually all 20 lol). My wife even chuckled when I said that at 12:07'of the second half.......and that doesn't happen very often.

They rolled through the tournament last year and are doing it again. We truly have seen UConn become one of the blue bloods in college basketball with that they have done over the last 25 years. Very impressive. 

1 hour ago, futurecoach said:

They rolled through the tournament last year and are doing it again. We truly have seen UConn become one of the blue bloods in college basketball with that they have done over the last 25 years. Very impressive. 

Very impressive, indeed. A couple of their previous tournament runs they had to earn every possession in nearly every game. These last couple years they have been curb stomping teams. They'd have to have multiple things go wrong to lose at this point.

UConn’s blood has become more blue than the celebrated Blue Bloods of the college game. They have joined the ranks. I don’t think anyone can beat them again this year. They will have 6 national titles, tying North Carolina. 

In 25 years UConn is about to win their 6th title. In that same span they have missed the Tournament 8 times. Went out in the first round 3 times and in the second round 4 times. The way most blue bloods would look at it, they've been a failure in 15 of 25 seasons. By the same measure any school would be considered a blue blood if they averaged a championship once every four years as UConn has. 

UConn's success has been feast or famine, when it's bad it's really bad but when it's good it's been great.

Watched the first half, evenly matched.  Got sidetracked and when I checked back UConn was up by 31   I thought it was a misprint. 

6 hours ago, Jumper_Dad said:

In 25 years UConn is about to win their 6th title. In that same span they have missed the Tournament 8 times. Went out in the first round 3 times and in the second round 4 times. The way most blue bloods would look at it, they've been a failure in 15 of 25 seasons. By the same measure any school would be considered a blue blood if they averaged a championship once every four years as UConn has. 

UConn's success has been feast or famine, when it's bad it's really bad but when it's good it's been great.

I totally agree with you on the feast or famine point.