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There are no easy shots in the NCAA men’s basketball national championship game.
Virginia forward De’Andre Hunter learned that lesson when the Texas Tech duo of Jarrett Culver and Tariq Owens blocked him twice at the rim Monday night at U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis.
Hunter was eventually fouled on his third attempt, but he was clearly not getting an open layup or dunk.
Texas Tech has had an incredible defense all season long, and it’s been on display throughout the tournament, but Virginia is getting its first look in the title game.
Meanwhile, Owens had been dealing with an ankle injury, but he looked healthy on that sequence.
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