Matt Norlander and Kyle Boone join CBS Sports HQ live from New Orleans to preview tonight’s Men’s National Championship game between the Kansas Jayhawks and North Carolina Tar Heels.
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It's Rigged!!!! NC is going to win.. all the coverage is on NC
Kansas 70 unc 62
KU 82 – UNC 73 ROCK CHALK JAYHAWK
And bacott is ready to go Joel berry had the same injury in 2017 going into the title game and he played lights out so bacott will be fine and ready to go
This will be a lop..sided gane..KU..will lose this due to poor coaching..bill self cannot win this game..i am taking the tar heels by 6 points..91 to 85..tar heels..KU..out side shooting cost them this game tonight
Hubert is 51. Dean Smith was 66 and Roy Williams was 70 when they retired, so Hubert has 15-19 years before he needs to consider retiring… get with it.
Hubert Davis is younger than Roy was when he started coaching UNC 19 years ago. Why is anyone talking about his retirement?
Unc had the toughest bracket??ππππthis is a complete joke lmaoooo
SOUNDS LIKE THIS BROADCAST IS PRO KANSAS………..SOS! GO HEELS
Hubert Davis retire? Have you looked at the recrutes he's got commitments from? Dude is just getting started.
UNC loses if Bacot gets into foul trouble early. They'll just have to give up points in the paint like how they did against Duke. Barely challenged anything in the paint against Duke because they wanted to avoid foul trouble. Kansas will be smart and take advantage of this. It'll come down to 3 point shooting for UNC.
Kansas will run NC into the ground. Go ahead get EMS on the sideline with the paddles ready for NC.