Baylor Bears won the first NCAA Division I basketball title this Monday night! The Bears were dominant in the finals, rolling over the 31-0 Gonzaga Bulldogs, 86-70, recording the biggest triumph in the school’s history.

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Scott Drew’s guys were excellent, not having the single mistake against the Bulldogs, who were the favorites coming into this event, riding their perfect record.

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The Bears got the compensation for the previous season, once they had a run of 23 straight wins interrupted by the

Gonzaga Bulldogs and Baylor Bears are in the NCAA Tournament finals. Zaga defeated UCLA with Jalen Suggs’ ridiculous buzzer-beating three, while Baylor rolled over Houston Cougars.

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Gonzaga took down the Bruins, 93-90, with Suggs taking the ball at 3.3 seconds to go, making three dribbles before firing a three after just a few steps into the opposite half. The rest is history, as he sunk one of the biggest shots in college basketball history.

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It allowed the Zags to

UCLA Bruins and the Gonzaga Bulldogs advanced to the NCAA Tournament Final Four. The two will fight for the place in the championship game.

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UCLA made a massive surprise defeating the No.1 seed Michigan Wolverines, 51-49, after a thrilling matchup that saw the Bruins outlasting the East Region’s top-seeded team solely because of fantastic Johnny Juznag. The 20-year old guard scored 28 points while shooting 11-for-19 from the field.

He was the focal point of the match, especially in the first half, once he scored 18 points, missing only two of

Oregon State Beavers and North Texas Mean Green made the biggest upsets in Friday’s NCAA Tournament games. The Beaver defeated Tennessee Volunteers, while Mean Green beat Purdue Boilermakers.

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Oregon State continued to shock the public, and after winning the Pac-12 tournament, they would eliminate No.5 Tennessee Volunteers last night, 70-56. It was yet another display of team play and a fantastic effort by the 12th-seeded Beavers, who were more than dominant in Friday’s matchup.

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The NCAA tournament started with the First Four games last night. Texas Southern, Drake, Norfolk State, and UCLA proceeded to the next stage after respective victories.

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In the most interesting match of the night, UCLA Bruins beat the Michigan State Spartans, 86-80, but only after overtimes, during which we saw only 12 points, 9-3.

Jaime Jaquez Jr. scored 27 buckets for the Bruins, 11-for-20 from the field, while Johnny Juzang added 23. The two were unsolvable enigma for the Spartans, who were up 14 points during the first half. Yet,

The Georgetown Hoyas defeated No.17 Creighton in the Big East tournament finals, while No.13 Texas Longhorns, Georgia Tech, Oregon State, and San Diego State all won their respective conference tournaments.

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Patrick Ewing-led Hoyas had an incredible game against Creighton, beating the 17th-seeded team 73-48, thus securing the first NCAA tournament appearance in five years.

It couldn’t be better for Ewing, who would win the title at Madison Square Garden, the place where he also wrote NBA history. His Hoyas had a superb ending of the first half, making a

No.1 Gonzaga Bulldogs won the WCC title, beating Brigham Young Cougars in the final game, 88-78. A top-seeded team made a massive comeback that saw them erase a double-digit minus.

No.1 Gonzaga Bulldogs' Superb Offense Rolls Over No.6 Kansas Jayhawks, 102-90

This was by far the toughest challenge this season for Mark Few’s guys, who looked pale and unusually slow in the first 20 minutes, not finding their groove.

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Brigham Young (20-6) was superb early on, having a fantastic shooting spree from downtown, as they made nine three-point shots from the first

Led by Brandon Johnson, the Minnesota Golden Gophers have upset the No.4 Iowa Hawkeyes, defeating the ranked opponents, 102-95 after OT.

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Johnson, the 6-foot-8 senior, delivered four downtown hits during the overtime, closing what was one of the best college basketball games this season.

With just 44 seconds until the end of the regulations, the Hawkeyes had a seven-point advantage. Still, the Gophers executed a stunning comeback, with Marcus Carr in the middle, as the junior guard made two clutch three-pointers, one of them with

Wisconsin Badgers defeated Michigan State, 85-76, while Purdue Boilermakers beat Maryland Terrapins 73-70, in the first two NCAA Christmas Day’s matches.

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The No.9 Badgers (8-1) didn’t look good at the start of the second half, as they allowed nine consecutive points of the rivals, who got away to a 51-42 lead. However, D’Mitrik Trice went wild, scoring 14 straight buckets for his team, bringing back the edge to Wisconsin’s side, 57-56. Trice hit three threes in a row, with the last one being and-one.

In the end,

No.3 Kansas Jayhawks beat No.7 West Virginia Mountaineers 79-65 in the biggest NCAA game this Tuesday.

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In other matches, top-seeded Gonzaga and the rest of the top 10 ranked teams Iowa, Houston, and Wisconsin won their respective contests. In the Carolina State Game, NC State defeated UNC.

Apart from one short stretch early on in the second half, the Jayhawks (8-1) were constantly ahead of the Mountaineers (7-2), eventually posting a 79-65 victory. Bill Self’s guys shifted into a higher gear midway through the second, making a