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Connecticut became the first Division I men’s college basketball team to win back-to-back championships since Florida 17 years ago, as the Huskies downed Purdue in the NCAA title game Monday.
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“We built something here,” Wolfpack guard Jayden Taylor said, one of several players who could return next season. “N.C. State basketball, we brought it back.”
Lance Jones spent four years developing his game at a mid-major program before deciding to enter the transfer portal. The payoff came in March Madness, both for Purdue at every step of what became the best season in program history and for Jones in playing on the sport's biggest stage. “It's everything that I hoped for with my last year of college basketball,” Jones said.