Rick Pitino

That's a great point.

Because if you think about the last two minutes, and I wrote a few plays down, because this is what I love about basketball, is 100 million plays, and sometimes you forget about some of the hugest moments that go a little bit forgotten because of the exclamation point at the end, like a game-winning buzzer beater.

By God, zero points in Dylan Darling.

But I think you're right, because St.

John's in a lot of ways were collapsing.

They were getting destroyed on the offensive glass.

They weren't helped out by that backcourt violation I thought was a BS call, but right after that, Darren Peterson, who I'm no longer as in love with,

Sorry to work the nets into this, but I'm not as in love with him today as maybe I was 48 hours ago.

But if the Darren Peterson missed that three, it was Kansas beating him on the glass for the putback.

And they needed that at that point in the game with a five-point game and two and a half minutes to go.

But here's where I thought St.

John showed their biggest stones.

Zuby was awesome in this game, and he's been awesome all year.

He got blocked near the basket.

There was a loose ball.

It ended up...

Within Kansas' hands, Darren Peterson put up a shot, missed that.

There was a tip-in that made it a one-point game with a minute 56 to go.

And much like the possession earlier, it was all over the place.

Loose ball, St.