VILLANOVA, Pa. -- Ryan Arcidiacono strode into the Pavilion with a national championship trophy raised high over his head and a bold decree for the Villanova fans stuffing the gym.Were going to go back-to-back, Arcidiacono told the roaring students. Im putting the pressure on right now.Pressure?The Wildcats are addicted to pressure and ready for a repeat -- but first it was time to party and celebrate the 2016 national championship.Lets get ready to rock this house, coach Jay Wright bellowed to the crowd.The Wildcats unveiled the national championship banner and received their rings Friday night at a students-only ceremony that saw the team dancing and dunking, and even featured a little jig from 81-year-old former coach Rollie Massimino.Wright seemed to have a catch in his voice when he presented Massimino with a national championship ring. Massimino, who led the Wildcats to the `85 title, hired Wright as an assistant in 1987 and the two have been tight for 30 years.The Wildcats even raised a new and modern 1985 championship banner to match the one in the rafters for 2016.Arcidiacono, cut last week by the San Antonio Spurs, received one of the loudest ovations from the 5,000-plus fans who? lined up hours before the doors opened for the campus ceremony. Arcidiacono made the pass to Kris Jenkins for the biggest shot in program history -- his buzzer-beating 3-pointer in a 77-74 win over North Carolina in the national championship game.The Wildcats marched out in two single-file lines with heads bowed and a hand on a teammates shoulder. Villanova senior forward Darryl Reynolds told the fans all of our lives matter to start the ceremony.Josh Hart, the Big East preseason player of the year, took the mic and yelled, Whose house it?!Our house! fans screamed back.You all show some love for my brother Kris Jenkins, Hart said.Jenkins received a massive ovation when he walked out for the celebration. Massimino shuffled his feet for a short dance when he was introduced to the crowd by ESPN announcer Seth Greenberg.Wright climbed the ladder used to cut the nets in Houston and tossed T-shirts to the crowd.It hits you in different phases, Wright said. Its been over for me. But you kind of relive it again tonight.Wildcat fans hurled blue and white streamers on the court after the first basket of a scrimmage and Wright called the play-by-play action from the bench. 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We came into today with a gameplan; we knew we could beat them, especially with how we played after FlipSid3.Northern, on the other hand, had only played Exodus and Genesis and both were sloppy sets, Kronovi continued. In the end we were super excited to take the 4-2 win especially after we got beat up early, losing 5-0 in game one. 0ver_zer0 added, After we beat FlipSid3, we knew that if we played at that caliber Northern Gaming just wasnt going to be a problem.iBUYPOWER Cosmic said this was a win for their team play, showing their flexibility as zer0 and Kronovi switched roles for the day. Zer0 explained, I kind of changed roles today. We felt different and I took that more defensive role and let [Kronovi] and [Brandon Lachinio Lachin] take the ball up. I was just able to work with them and help the team. 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Lachinio said, simply, We handle crowds so easily. We play so well when we have the crowd behind us. Thank you.When iBUYPOWER came into the tournament, we placed them third in our Power Rankings and expected quite a rough road for them. Then, when they won the grand finals 4-2, they showed the world they can reign once more. 0ver_zer0 was awestruck. He said, Its indescribable, man, I truly cannot describe how I feel right now. Lachinio was feeling similarly: I couldnt believe it, I dropped my headset and I went to hug them. Kronovi added, We didnt want to read the negativity [before the tournament]. We used that doubt and we practiced knowing that we would sweep this tournament from everyone. That doubt fueled us to work harder than anyone else and work to win this whole tournament.In the end, the team loved the tournament, citing an emphasis on composure and adaptability over pure skill. When asked what they felt was the biggest surprise of the event, all three said, The production quality was insane. The stream and graphics are so good for us to see and watch our game grow.All three wanted to say something to their fans. Lachinio started: Thanks to everyone who has followed me and supported me and has made this possible for me, a huge thank you to all of you. Kronovi added, Thank you all so much. Finally, tournament MVP 0ver_Zer0 said, tearing up a little bit, Thank you to everyone who stood up for me when people told me I was never going to be good enough. Thank you to the people who said no [to that], who understood my potential and supported me on stream and on twitter. They know who they are. Thank you so much.With the RLCS Season One wrapped up with what seemed like a massive underdog story, as Twitch host Alex Goldenboy Mendez put it, Rocket League esports have arrived. iBUYPOWER Cosmic look ready to fight hard to hold onto that number one title and show why theyre the best team in the world. The future looks bright for both iBUYPOWER Cosmic and the game they champion. ' ' '