Jay Wright

But I knew I had to stop and see the guys afterwards.

So I wanted to stay and see them.

So thank God I stayed because –

singing Frank Sinatra's New York, New York with 18,500 people, singing Jay-Z's Empire State of Mind, being on the court, hugging John Starks and Marbury and Spike Lee and Tim Thomas and Jalen and Josh.

That truly was one of the greatest sporting events I've ever been to.

You know what?

In my heart, I...

I don't know if it compares to... There's a unique feeling in my heart that they took me on this ride with them and all of us at Villanova and we're a small, small part of it just as fans.

But I woke up the day after like...

We won, man.

I feel so good.

It's over.

And there was even a sense of relief, too.

Like, when I won as a coach, there's a sense of relief.

Like, it's over.

We didn't blow it.

Were you going to game six?

I don't think so.

Unless – if they would have asked me to, because they know I don't like to go to the games.

If they would have asked me to, I would have.