March Madness 2023: Twitter Reacts To Dominant UConn’s National Championship Run

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UConn ran away with the NCAA men’s basketball national championship. Β 

Not one opponent, ending with San Diego State, was a match for the Huskies’ pesky defense and opportunistic offense. They earned a 76-59 victory over the overmatched Aztecs on Monday.Β 

En route to the program’s fifth title, UConn simply cruised through the tourney, winning each outing by at least 13 points. Β 

Capping an insane March Madness, the Huskies made a few – and only a few – bracket enthusiasts extremely ecstatic …Β 

Like their previous five tourney wins, the Huskies’ hustle dismantled the Aztecs. UConn dominated during the final 15 minutes of the opening half …

And they did it on both ends of the court, holding the Aztecs without a field goal for over 10 first-half minutes …

After getting zero first-half bench points, the Aztecs, who rallied from a 14-point deficit during Saturday’s national semifinal win, regained their composure. They fought back to within seven points with 6:08 remaining in the game …

But the Huskies re-claimed control with a late 11-0 run. They played like they had stars in their eyes in Houston …

Additional star power in the stands could not provide the Aztecs with a needed boost, 30 years after a Fab Five-led Michigan squad dropped a title-game heartbreaker to North Carolina. San Diego State coach Brian Dutcher served as an assistant under long-time mentor Steve Fischer in 1993Β  …

Kudos to the Huskies and major gratitude to announcer Jim Nantz, who worked his final national championship game Monday …

Goodbye, friends.

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