[Wrongside]

Big leads blown all the time especially when other team was a 5 point favorite

A non story actually

How many 16+ point comebacks were there in the rest of the tournament? Or all the conference tournaments combined? Or, even just double digit comebacks?

Kids don’t muster the energy for it, but if the other team shows nerves and starts to choke, then they probably will, if it’s a game of high magnitude. Carolina choked; mostly coach’s fault.

[MinnesotaFats]

Bwhahaha

That's classic!

[Mac4Lyfe]

Big leads blown all the time especially when other team was a 5 point favoriteA non story actually

JJ - that was the largest comeback win in the history of the tournament. The largest lead lost was 10 before this game, so NO big leads have never been lost in the championship game.

[Goat Milk]

JJ - that was the largest comeback win in the history of the tournament. The largest lead lost was 10 before this game, so NO big leads have never been lost in the championship game.

Thats cuz college kids are not professional basketball players, they usually just melt and then cry after

[Andy117]

JJ - that was the largest comeback win in the history of the tournament. The largest lead lost was 10 before this game, so NO big leads have never been lost in the championship game.

It was the biggest comeback in the finals. Not the whole tournament.

The Jayhawks' victory isn't the biggest comeback in Final Four history, however.Duke still holds that record: a 22-point comeback vs. then-ACC rival Maryland in the 2001 Final Four. The Blue Devils went on a 23-12 run to end the game and beat the Terrapins 95-84 en route to the national championship. Coach K won his third of five titles by beating Arizona in the next game.