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acceptept coaching and list stone coachnec wright and our coaching staffst and, upping, we've gotten bettetalf wew didn't play villanova basketball but for us to make the the adjustment that coach toll to u make and for to us just go outuo there and compete, man, we, we just -- we played hard. this team gave all we had, you,o know, today we're just, youus y know, lucky to hit the shot atat the end. >> reporter: of course, it's its the story off the court that has the nation with warmed heartsrmd this morning.ni as you see there, chris wasis growing up in south carolina col with a single mother who was a basketball player and coach so h he had the skills. skill he'd come up here to the d.c..c. area to play youth basketballtb and he got to know and hisnd h mother got to know the britt tri family of upper marlboro. the son there nate, jr., also a great basketball player the twoe guys went to gonzaga together. t in a sense adopted chris.is the parents, the britt -- the-he britt family becoming the legall guardians of chris and nate,nd n jr., both go to gonzaga. nate goes off to unc.c. chris goe