Moe Wagner, Jalen Brunson Dish Out Wild Assists in Back-to-Back Possessions

The best players in the men's basketball national championship game don't just score, they can also pass the ball extremely effectively.

Michigan's Moritz Wagner and Villanova's Jalen Brunson showcased their vision on back-to-back possessions in the first half of the title game Monday night:

Wagner and Brunson Dropping Dimes

Wagner and Brunson were the leading scorers for their respective teams entering the day, although they showed you can't put all the defensive focus on preventing their shots. Brunson is especially a quality passer while leading his team with 4.7 assists to go with his 19.2 points per game.

Although Wagner only averaged 0.8 assists per game this year, he still found a streaking Charles Matthews for an easy dunk.