Watch: Reactions to Villanova's buzzer-beating, championship-winning shot


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SALT LAKE CITY — Wow. After Monday night's thrilling NCAA National Championship game, which ended on a game-winning, buzzer-beating shot from Villanova, there are a lot of highlights to watch. Here are some of the best:

1. Watch people react to Villanova's game winning shot

There were some incredible reactions to Villanova hitting the game-winner. Here's one from a security guard at the scene:

Charles Barkley celebrated as if he had won the championship himself:

Thrill of victory... Agony of defeat. #NationalChampionshippic.twitter.com/GuEPbDfpDY — NBA on TNT (@NBAonTNT) April 5, 2016

Also notable in that video, in the background: Kenny Smith, who attended North Carolina, was not as happy.

And you could say Villanova's announcers were pretty excited about the game-winner:

The Villanova teamstream call of the final shot pic.twitter.com/vTYkVo4txm — The Cauldron (@TheCauldron) April 5, 2016

2\. In fact, someone even sucker-punched the UNC mascot ======================================================

Just as Villanova made the final shot, UNC's mascot went down in a heap. He didn't seem too pleased about it either:

Um..did the #TarHeels mascot get knocked out? Watch. #NCAAChampionship#BBN@SethDavisHoops: The view from our set pic.twitter.com/jX5GS9IFn8” — Lexington,KY (@lexingtonkycom) April 5, 2016

3\. Villanova canceled classes today due to the win ==================================================

Immediately after Villanova won, the school's administration sent out this alert to the whole school:

“Due to last night’s historic win, Villanova University and Villanova Law are closed and all day and evening classes are canceled today, April 5, 2016. The University Bookstore is open today from 8 a.m. until 6 p.m.”

I'm sure that news made a great day even better for Villanova students.

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