T-MOBILE ARENA (LAS VEGAS) — After nearly two and a half hours of seesawing leads and pendulum-esque momentum swings, after an overtime session in which one team scored six consecutive points and the other — the eventual winner — reeled off the final 13 to capture the second annual College Basketball Crown, a celebration befitting this city awaited anyone and everyone associated with West Virginia. Out came the championship hats and necklaces. Out came the cell phone cameras and social media apps for live broadcasting directly from center court. Out came the finger-rubbing money gestures from...
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