Full final 3 minutes from Kansas' comeback title over UNC

It was a frantic final three minutes in the 2022 national championship between Kansas and North Carolina, where the Jayhawks made the biggest title game comeback in history, winning 72-69. Watch the full finish here.

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[Jaime.Lannister]

The respect Kansas showed not taking advantage of opponent's injury is absolutely commendable 👏

[sixthjayhawk]

If you’re a KU or UNC fan, these were the longest “three minutes” of your life. 😂

[BlueshirtFanEver]

My nephew is a huge Kansas fan and just sharing this moment, watching the final seconds tick off the clock and the celebration, meant the world to him. He's a proud Jayhawks fan and even he got a bit emotional watching his favorite team reach the top.

[APTrustNobody]

I love being a Tarheel fan but I can't help but to think Kansas deserve this win a respectful senior class they could've taken advantage when Bacot got hurt but didn't much love for those kids!!!

[hqhq]

Incredible team effort. Hats off to the big dude, McCormack, he had a TREMENDOUS tournament.

[ArchibaldWasTaken]

When Kansas didn’t take advantage of the 4 on 5 as Bacot was limping down the court, and even the commentator said “You gotta take advantage of those situations”, you know they deserved to win right there.

[gamewizardks]

I love it that right at the end, a small-town Kansas kid challenged the final shot with great D.

Christian Braun from Burlington, Kansas. Population: 2, 674. Very fitting for our state. RCJHGOKU! NATIONAL CHAMPIONS!

[thinkingmind]

Remy Martin has that crucial shot big time. That hawk shot by Jayhawks is a dagger. What a Championship game very Intense, congrats KANSAS!!!

[derekmathews]

That line that Jim Nantz said was classic: Kansas completes the biggest championship comeback, ALL-TIME!

[brianfischer]

After over 20 years of trying, I finally got it right and picked Kansas to win the tournament.
Thank you Kansas for a really Great tournament!

[skyrusmarcky]

Remy Martin is Clutch!! Drive to the Basket + Dagger 3's and a Blocked Shot!!

Congratulations Kansas Jayhawks and Remy Martin!!

#NCAAChampion2022 #MarchMadness2022 #ClutchRemyMartin #RoadtoNBA #FilipinoAmerican #FilipinoPride #KansasJayhawks

[Oppenheimer]

Kansas has a first-class coach like Duke. Been watching ACC basketball since middle school in the late 70s-Duke fan of course. Bill Self is part of that great generation of coaches/mentors that builds character and cares for the kids- I call it "old-fashion with manners" the best type of character. When one of the elite Blues meet in a championship, it will always be a lung-busting fast-paced nail-biter down to the final seconds. That is where we are all transformed into the moment of college basketball. Thank you for this exciting game, it was a classic indeed. BRAVO ZULU KU-well deserving. Next year maybe it will be KU vs Duke...what a game that would be!

[NatureBoii]

Incredible win for Kansas. Props to Bacot for a gutsy performance.

[markyong]

Remy Martin is the MVP he managed to bring his team to his hands..

[dongquixote]

This will go down as one of the greatest championship games in history, along with those from the 1988 and 2008 tournaments.

[g_cointv]

Good decision Coach for using Remy in the crunch time and utilizing his experience see you in nba, congrats

[burntpoet]

Props to KU for the respect they showed when Bacot rolled his ankle there at the end and didn’t take advantage and attack the basket. Granted, Ogbaji muscled in a hook to eventually put them up by 3 after they resumed play; but I think KU was happier scoring by their own talent and merit than off of a fluke injury.

Way to go, ‘Hawks!!! Thanks for an incredible season and tournament and the second national title I remember in my lifetime!!

[chumark]

3:46 I respect KU for NOT taking the advantage and attacking.

[francismpvlogs]

remy martin clutch shot 3 and clutch block ! wooowww congrats KU

[mromneyobama]

Kansas, the gentleman's team. Opponent got injured and they would like the play to stop so the injured player can be looked at.