Villanova Wins Championship on Buzzer Beater.
COSTELLO: No surprise here. Classes are canceled today at Villanova after a night of celebrating one of the most thrilling finishes in the history of the NCAA tourney. Andy Scholes was there. Aren't you exhausted?</s>SCHOLES: Oh, I am beyond exhausted, Carol, but I'll tell you what. You know, I've been to a lot of sporting events. I've been to a lot of basketball games. I've never seen a finish as exciting as we got to see last night. It was just incredible at the end of that game. The emotions. Let's take a look at how it all went on. You know, Michael Jordan was on hand cheering on his Tar Heels in this game. They were down three with under 10 seconds to go when senior Marcus Page hit an incredible job to tie the game. But there were four seconds left on the clock and Villanova would get the ball off the court and Kris Jenkins would hit the game winner at the buzzer. First three-pointer to win a game ever in the championship game. It's going go down as one of the best shots we've seen in the history of college basketball. Villanova stuns North Carolina, 77-74. Their first championship since 1985. And I caught up with the hero of the game moments after that legendary shot.</s>SCHOLES: Tell me about what was going through your head when that ball came out of your hands?</s>KRIS JENKINS, VILLANOVA FORWARD: You know, every time I catch to shoot, I'm fortunate enough to get a shot off. I think they're all going in. So when Ryan Arcidiacano found me on that side, that side was no different, I went two steps and let it go.</s>SCHOLES: What are you thinking right now? Do you believe what just happened?</s>JENKINS: I want to be Charles Barkley. All of those guys up there picked against us. So I just want to say hello.</s>SCHOLES: As was the scene on campus of Villanova when Jenkins hit that shot. Everyone went into a frenzy, jumping up and down, throwing their drinks in the air. And, Carol, that party will continue later today. They're going welcome the team back to campus at 5:00 p.m. for a nice celebration. And I'll tell you what, Carol. You know, Kris Jenkins has such a great story. We've been talking about all week. He was actually playing against his adopted brother in this game, Nate Britt, who plays for the Tar Heels.