Final Four
2.Houston vs. 1.Baylor
Lucas Oil Stadium (Indianapolis, IN)
April 3, 5:14 PM ET, CBS
Houston and Baylor are both talented defensive teams that can really shoot it. All American Jared Butler, hot shooting MaCio Teague, and Davion Mitchell (who may be the most talented guard of them all) make up Baylor’s talented perimeter. Kelvin Sampson, Houston’s head coach has now brought two teams to the Final Four, Oklahoma and Houston. Matching up with them will be led by former Kansas transfer Quentin Grimes. The tough hard nosed group can beat Baylor if they get going shooting the ball. Projected Score: Baylor 77, Houston 72
11.UCLA vs. 1.Gonzaga
Lucas Oil Stadium (Indianapolis, IN)
April 3, 8:34 PM ET, CBS
UCLA used Kentucky transfer Johnny Juzang (15.5 PPG, 4.0 RPG) to become the second team ever to go from the First Four to the Final Four (the other than VCU). Gonzaga has been the best team all season, winning every game by double digits during the tournament. Led by lead guard Jalen Suggs, fellow guard Joel Ayayi, sharp shooting Corey Kispert, and big man Drew Timme, Gonzaga should easily win this game. But the upstart Bruins will not fail to show why the Pac-12 had three teams in the Elite 8. Projected Score: 1.Gonzag 87, 11.UCLA 74
