let's send you to tracy wolfson who talked with gonzaga head coach mark few a few moments ago. >> tracyhe start tonight. what can you attribute that to? >> i mean, just an awesome, awesome effort from baylor. we couldn't get anything going on either end, couldn't get consecutive stops on the defensive end and we did get stops it was really hard to generate offense on the other end, consistently because they were so aggressive with their coverages defensively. couldn't get any rhythm. hats off to them. they dominated on both ends of the ball pretty much all night. >> tracy: i know the disappointment you and your team must be feeling right now. what do you say to them in a time like this? >> i mean, listen, i said you can't go 31-0 and get to the last night and get beat and feel bad about it. okay? it was an unbelievable run we've been on. we lead this college basketball from start to finish all the way back in july we were number one. to carry that in the way they handle themselves with the character in the class and grace and they were so easy to coach and so easy to travel with and be

. >> a short moment ago, our tracy wolfson with mick cronin, the coach of the ucla bruins. >> tracy: tremendous game, both of these teams deserved to win out here. what did you see, though, from your team tonight? >> well, i just told them, we've got to let that shot go. we won. because i sit in coach wooden's seat. when you sit in his seat, you have to channel the things that he taught, true greatness is giving the best effort. what else can i ask from these guys, tracy? i can't ask anything more. obviously, i could ask for a different result, but my message to those guys, they are in there hugging right now, is to not let that shot ruin with a -- what they have done. we might not have cut down the nets, but we'll get another chance at that, god willing. they gave me everything i could possibly ask of them. every possible thing that could have happen to us, jules bernard throwing up all night, for guys trying to play tonight, through a half-court bank shot. it's gone on all year and they just refuse to give in, even when we got down five or so in overtime, we found a way to tie it,