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More from our Final Four experience...

In the first game, we really like the upset possibilities with Michigan State. They enjoyed an enormous home court advantage that made their suffocating defense all the more difficult to deal with. The kids from UConn never faced such a large, partisan crowd on this type of stage before and we both liked Michigan State to upset UConn.

In the other semi-final game, we witnessed what Villanova did to a very determined Pitt team but the bottom line was Villanova is a very, very good basketball team. On the other hand, NC just has pure talent at every level and so much depth.

We're pleased that our predictions worked out with both North Carolina and Michigan State advancing to the NCAA Men's Basketball Finals. In fact, we had people in the crowds talking about what we called "Magic vs. Jordan" for the finals.

But in the end, we, In The Kennel Sports Talk host, send a big statement of congratulations to the UNC Tarheels (Team Jordan) on their victory over Michigan State (Team Magic). The Tar Heels started and ended the season as college basketball's #1. In the end, the team with the more talent won and there's nothing wrong with that. The coaching was even, the home field advantage was definitely in MSU's favorite, but in the end the talent of UNC won out.

Congratulations to Coach Williams and his Tar Heels

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