If there was any doubt about this Final Four's greatness, Monday night's madness pushed it into GOAT territory

Houston’s suffocating defense wiped away a 14-point deficit over the final eight minutes and erased Cooper Flagg and Duke’s title hopes Saturday in a 70-67 stunner over the Blue Devils at the Final Four.

Houston clinched a trip to the national championship in its Final Four game against Duke. The Cougars won 70-67 in the final seconds thanks to two clutch 3-point shots in the final seconds and an over-the-back foul call against Duke freshman phenom Cooper Flagg.

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The Cryer family is full of athletes, including their parents who were student athletes at Grambling State and their relative, Barry Cryer, a former defensive lineman at Nebraska. Justin claims to be a better basketball player than his older brother,

The Duke Blue Devils were just over 30 seconds away from a national title game when they held a 67-61 lead over the Houston Cougars in the Final Four. Over the next 33 seconds, though, the Blue Devils hopes of competing for a national title game evaporated as the Cougars rattled of a 9-0 run to end

"We have a set where it's a stack or gate... We thought if we get Emanuel to shot fake and get downhill... he probably should've shot faked that." — Houston head coach Kelvin Sampson on the final play of the National Championship Game vs. Florida pic.twitter.com/KJx91Tzu1p

Houston head coach Kelvin Sampson recounts his team's inability to get a shot off in the final moments of the national championship.

After his Houston Cougars didn't get a shot up before the final buzzer in the NCAA title game loss to the Florida Gators, head coach Kelvin Sampson reflected on the wild finish.