away. >> ♪ we are the champions my friends ♪ >> that's the scene on brick in union street in san francisco. and vern you mentioned the loss to shamanad and i recall that so vividly. and then the first round loss last year and this more than makes up for all of it does it not? >> reporter: i tell you what i was at the university of virginia for the shamanad loss. i just had to suck it for the last year at the loss against umbc. but tonight, no more. no more. this is just this is one of the

keynote sports moments period for me and i've been doing it for a long, long time. >> thank you vern and congratulations. >> all right dennis, hey. it feels so good. time to go to the bar now. how about that. >> have a cold one. have a cold one and make sure you expensive buddy. >> all right. still to come. dan bean is going to break down the thrilling finish. virginia is the nati

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finished with their career high 27 points. and by the way, if you're wondering about famous allumns. robert f. kennedy, allen poe and vern. >> vern is right up with them. >> vern wants to hear our report. >> what do you think was the difference between the first and the ndmore opportunistic in the second half. he was the hot guy. let's face it he's an outstanding player. normally he's a guy that's going to score a lot for virginia. once he got going they really

featured him and he wanted the ball. i'm sure coach bennett said look. let's run the offense. let's try to set some screens for him. let's try to open him up. and he rebounded inside he scored in and out. i thought dennis did a fantastic job. >> texas tech had a chance to win this game. i wonder if players are aware of the situation and i'll tell you specifically of what we said. virginia tech is up three. the ball is inside and they kicked out. had they defended that play differently we could have had a different result. >> i thought really on that play. we're going to stop it here. in this situation. you know they want a three. so i would have thought they

would defend the three going that way. then they kick the ball out. my view was if they collapsed on that that's exactly what virginia wanted. let's show that again. cue it from the start. i thought if you're texas tech you have to defend on the outside. >> devils advocate. >> here it is. we're going to stop it here. you know he's going to try to penetrate in here. if you're defending boy you have to stay tight. you have to stay tight right here. you cannot drop down. what happened is the whole defense collapsed. >> stop it again.

>> look at all these guys right in here they kick it back out and you get a wide open three. >> your point is, allow the two, don't allow the three. you're still up one point with about nine seconds left right. >> my thought is this, no threes because you had a three point lead. so texas tech is up three. if you got up a two you got the ball out of bounds. he has time to look at the scene with the ball. >> we got a chance to talk about this scenario. time and time again. why is it not coached. there was no time out prior to that possession. which you might have coached that up. but why aren't the players

thought to know the situation? >> i think they do know the situation. they get caught up in the moment and the reaction is okay the guy is driving to the basket we want to stop them but they're not thinking, you know. way way ahead. so it's always been a bit of a pet peeve of mine that late in the game when you know a team has to shoot a three. you know they have to shoot a three. why not you know form some kind of a defense three point line on defense. this one here there was 14 second to go. so playing it straight up in my view is okay. if it beats you for a two, fine. let's stay tight on the wing, let's stay tight on three and the shooter. >> if they call the double dribble in the auburn game. >> virginia would have lost three weeks ago. >> virginia is watching. >> it's crazy. >> the tournament broke well

for that. >> tyler well brilliant today. 24 points and he put them up by four at 65-61. >> yeah he did. and braxton key who really did a nice job coming off the game. look at this we're going to stop it here. we're going to give guy all the way around here for the lay up. the defender by the way takes the wrong rout. he follows him all around the screen. moretti followed him all around the screen instead of taking the shortcut. but look at braxton key how he dropped that. you have to give ky all the props because he ran his guy all the way around the top and moretti followed him instead of shortcutting him a little bit. hunter 23 points in

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i rib looking at him, and he's, like, i don't know about this, coach. he said there's only three cars in the park lot, and i think that car has been sitting there for two weeks. and i said already, well, let's go see texas city. so this is the only time that

we didn't sit right next to each other at the movies, and then right before the lights we haven't down, about four or five other people walked in the movie theater, and so me and coach felt a little incure. but i'm not against sex and the city. i just can't be going to a 10:35 move we with a friend of mine and watching that movie. >> like a comic stand-up. he was brilliant all tournament. here are the best sound bytes from the ncaa tournament. >> i'm coaching them fall my baby blue suit and i will have a whole in my butt. >> if f that is perceived as a threat twilight. okay? >> one and done. okay?

they're the best team ever! >> calvin is, like, my idol. when i was 10, i think he was 60 at that time and so i really look up to grandpa. >> coach hanson is the first coach i've ever had had i've actually feared and lushed at the same time. he has very vivid imagery. you had me going, and you

brought me down. holy smokes. >> what a kind way of saying you old moon, elder statesman. that's pretty good. >> i'm 49 going on 14 sometimes. >> i didn't go to in and out burger. the players did. when you're my weight and my body fat, you get excepted from opportunities like that. >> a couple of people on twitter wondering what you had for breakfast this morning. eggs, bacon, pancakes, and some fruit. >> did you know a pop-tart is not a dessert? that's a breakfast. >> i love lucky charms, too.

>> i played him in high school. >> yeah, that was, like, wild. how old are you? >> i just want to know how long ever is for you. >> do you think tom izzo has to deal with this crap? i don't think so. i don't think coach "k" has ever been asked a question like that at the "final four." supply don't know what kind of

business you're in, but i'll tell you what, if i was the head of a newspaper and you didn't do your job, you would be held accountable. >> it makes me think about how far the ncaa tournament has come in terms of exposure. a time when cbs was the only televising network that would frustrate people because you couldn't see all of the games. >> no, it's unbelievable how far it's come, dennis. i'm a big fan of the tournament, like everybody. my only complaint is, i think we lose sight of the fact of how successful teams are in the regular season. you know within i think sometimes the regular season goes -- nobody talks about the fact they win their conference championship. winning a conference championship was huge back in the day. now it's what you do in the tournament, how far you can take your team, are you going to get to the tournament, and many times, the success of what you've accomplished in the regular season is overshadowed.

>> so you can have one bad >>virginialast yeah, viia last >> how many -- not too many are going to lose to a 16 seed, come back and win the national championship. >> incredible performance by virginia tonight. still to come on gameday. it just ended. giants hit a did you know comcast business goes beyond fast

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as and baltimore. only 6,000 fans showed up. a's trying to stop their 3-game losing streak. profs's throw to third base is in the dirt. mullens is safe at home. he didn't even need to slide. just like that, a's down 4-0. and then villar got a pitch in the zone. that's a home run. baseball history. chris davis lined out to left field, going 0 for 47 to start the season. breaking the record for longest hitless streak by a position player. he was retired two more times. he's 0 for 49. a's lose 12474. brandon belt was in left filed against the padres tonight, after the giants acquired tyler austin. giants led 5-0, but that didn't last long. reyes, a two-run home run off

of ma l.a. nta. the giants blew a five-run lead. and they lost. there is bustamante. he was so mad, he -- bumgarner, he was so mad he grabbed his glove and w walked to the dugout. chris mullins is stepping down as head coach of saint john's. they have not one an ncaa game since 2000. >> now usc, for what is coming up tonight on the news, here is elizabeth. >> oh! >> sorry, sorry. >> all right. thank you. all right. we're following breaking news. bay area congressman eric swayl well said he will indeed run for president. he made that announcement tonight on the late show with stephen colbert. she in his fourth term in

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tiger surprisingly 14 to 1. is that good odds for him? not going to happen. jordan spieth, 16-1. as for the anchor picks, here is how we see it shake down. >> matsiama was not missed a cut this year. several top 10s. he is knock on the door. i know he's unfortunately a the radar, put your money on hideki! do we have a camera in the control room? justin rose, wayne is our director of this telecast, and he's going with one of the favorites.

big shock there. i like molanari. he hits it certainly long enough, and he is the open champion, so we'll see. >> yeah, and wayne, by the way, picks molanari to win the british open last year. we have post-game shows coming up after the masters this weekend on the 5, following rounds 3 and 4. as we all know, the masters does begin on the back 9 on sunday. >> yes, it does. >> it was a great tournament. congrats again to virginia. texas tech, i thought, outstanding, obviously. so, yeah, it was certainly a lot of fun. >> yeah, great job. >> great working with you again. >> and, hey, it's vern glenn celebrating once again! to simone, i leave the van gogh.

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