BALDWIN: Ah, yes, celebrations at the campus of the University of Connecticut today, UConn took home its fourth NCAA basketball championship last night with a win over Kentucky. The number seven seeded Huskies made an unlikely run to the championship, capping off a win over Kentucky, but after the game, UConn star point guard Shabazz Napier took quite a swipe at the NCAA. You see, UConn was banned from the tournament last year. They even lost scholarships for failing to meet academic standards. And Napier said the punishment actually pushed his team to work that much harder.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: How do you describe this one?</s>SHABAZZ NAPIER, UCONN POINT GUARD: Honestly, hey, I want to get everybody's attention right quick. If I could have your attention? If I don't have your attention, let me get your attention. Ladies and gentlemen, you're looking at the hungry Huskies. This is what happens when you banned us last year, two years. We worked so hard for it, two years and hungry Huskies! Hungry Huskies!</s>BALDWIN: And tonight, UConn's women's team will play for the national championship. The same school, winning both men's and women's tournaments, this has only happened once, U-Conn in 2004. More news in 90 seconds.
UConn Wins NCAA Basketball Title