The UCLA Bruins might be the least heralded number one overall seed in recent memory. They came into the tournament as the de facto best team in the country, with just two losses to USC on the year, and continued that trend into the tournament,

Friday, but the Huskies took over their Final Four game against UCLA like they were playing at home. Geno Auriemma's team crushed UCLA 85-51 in the most lopsided win in Final Four history. Multiple contributors emerged in the rout,

Even in a Final Four with three No. 1 seeds, No. 2 UConn is the clear favorite to win the national title now that the Final Four is set.