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The University of Connecticut players were hungry for another championship. Their impressive defense and their ability to hit clutch shots sated that appetite Monday night. The Huskies downed the freshmen-laden Kentucky Wildcats 60-54 to win the NCAA men's basketball championship. Shabazz Napier scored a game-high 22 points to lead the Huskies while Ryan Boatright added 14 points. James Young tallied 20 points for the Wildcats. The difference came at the free-throw line where Connecticut was 10-for-10 and Kentucky was just 13-for-24. "We always did it together. It was won as a group," UConn Coach Kevin Ollie said. The Huskies never trailed in the game as Napier, the Most Outstanding Player of the Final Four, hit key baskets any time the Wildcats got close. Kentucky drew to within one point on three occasions, the final time with 8:13 remaining in the game. But Napier, a senior who was on the 2011 UConn national championship team, drilled a three-pointer.



OPTIONS:
- Connecticut will have a chance to match its unique accomplishment of both the men's and women's teams winning titles in the same year.
- Final Four will have a chance to match its unique accomplishment of both the men's and women's teams winning titles in the same year.
- Huskies will have a chance to match its unique accomplishment of both the men's and women's teams winning titles in the same year.
- James Young will have a chance to match its unique accomplishment of both the men's and women's teams winning titles in the same year.
- Kentucky will have a chance to match its unique accomplishment of both the men's and women's teams winning titles in the same year.
- Kentucky Wildcats will have a chance to match its unique accomplishment of both the men's and women's teams winning titles in the same year.
- Kevin Ollie will have a chance to match its unique accomplishment of both the men's and women's teams winning titles in the same year.
- Most Outstanding Player will have a chance to match its unique accomplishment of both the men's and women's teams winning titles in the same year.
- NCAA will have a chance to match its unique accomplishment of both the men's and women's teams winning titles in the same year.
- Napier will have a chance to match its unique accomplishment of both the men's and women's teams winning titles in the same year.
- Ryan Boatright will have a chance to match its unique accomplishment of both the men's and women's teams winning titles in the same year.
- Shabazz Napier will have a chance to match its unique accomplishment of both the men's and women's teams winning titles in the same year.
- UConn will have a chance to match its unique accomplishment of both the men's and women's teams winning titles in the same year.
- University of Connecticut will have a chance to match its unique accomplishment of both the men's and women's teams winning titles in the same year.
- Wildcats will have a chance to match its unique accomplishment of both the men's and women's teams winning titles in the same year.



assistant: UConn will have a chance to match its unique accomplishment of both the men's and women's teams winning titles in the same year.