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69-63 M final. In good news, the transfer portal opens in 39 minutes.

Yeah, that Florida team's stars all coming back after they had already won the title with 3 first round picks was the ultimate screw job for OSU. It was at that time I realized that in college basketball, national championships are really won in the Spring (of the prior year).

With the only losses to Michigan State and Michigan.

UConn record gonna drop to 13-2 in the Final Four now.

UConn can't score on a runout, UM comes back and works the ball around and hits a 3. Game over.

UConn missing every 3 in the second half ...

Yeah, no poise at all from UConn offensively. That's where they're losing this game.

This second half seems to have been officiated fairly well thus far.

UConn is not going to make a comeback unless they start working to get better shots.

I guess UM is conceding they won't win big in football anymore, so they've decided to pour more money into basketball. OSU has chosen the opposite. No one is succeeding at both sports in the same season during this phase of NIL.

UConn shot just 33% in the first half, and Reed with just 5 points on 2-7 shooting. They're going to need him to get going to win this game.

UConn has a good defensive gameplan and strategy. UM has made 10+ 3s in all of their prior tourney games, so that's one big reason the game is close. UConn is going to need to execute better offensively in the second half and hope they can hold them down on defense similar to the first half.

UM obviously thinks they can just drive into players and get foul calls.

I was going to say, it was crazy they didn't call that foul initially. Lendeborg gets the star treatment from the refs.

Reed was out with foul trouble for a little while, obviously UConn needs him in there as much as possible.

Huge for UConn to hit the 3 out of the timeout.

Lendeborg gets in a little elbow shove in the back of UConn to create space near the basket, obviously no foul on that play.

I had to rewind it and see it again. UConn player had very poor technique, he turned his back to the basket and put his arms around Gayle, but he did not gain an advantage as he did not restrict Gayle's movement and did not affect the play.

What? UConn in position for the box out, Gayle gets the rebound & draws the foul?!?

That just goes to show you how big of an advantage getting into the bonus is. You can get 2 points for any bad call that goes against the opponent 90 feet from the basket.