UConn is the national champion for the second consecutive season after dominating Purdue in the national title game on Monday night. Boilermakers star Zach Edey scored 37 points, but the Huskies held Purdue to only seven 3-point shots all game, and Purdue only made one. Meanwhile, four UConn starters scored in double figures. Guard Tristen Newton led the way with 20 points.

(0:00-4:18) Intro - UConn wins back to back titles

(4:19-27:09) James Fletcher III Joins to recap UConn's run

(27:10-30:14) Calipari and Arkansas Update

(30:15-43:33) Kentucky's New Head Coach

(43:34-48:21) Calipari's Fit in Fayetteville

(48:22-49:01) Georgia Update Tomorrow

(49:02-59:07) Clemson Update

(59:08-1:02:37) Conclusion

(1:02:38-1:05:57) Update from Dukes the Scoop and the Five Star Flex

(1:05:58-1:07:04) Nakosifications on the Way, Talk to you tomorrow

Where does UConn rank among the nation’s top programs after six national titles since 1999? Where does Huskies coach Dan Hurley rank among basketball coaches working today? On3’s James Fletcher III helps Andy break it down.

Meanwhile, we’re still waiting for official word that John Calipari is leaving Kentucky for Arkansas. That should come Tuesday, but a few potential Kentucky candidates have already removed their names from consideration.

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