Clark's Tooth Loss, UCLA's Win: March Madness Drama

0:00This is Cory with the story with entertainment and celebrity news. Today, powered by the Daily News Now. UCLA Guard Sky Clark lost part of his front tooth during their first round NCAA tournament win over UCF. The Bruins pulled out a close victory, advancing to the second round thanks to Clark's grit, despite the painful hit. It happened late in the game when Clark dove for a loose ball and caught an elbow to the face. The tooth flew off the court, but UCLA walked on. Jack Sealer quickly found it amid the scramble. Teammates praised Clark's toughness for shaking it off and staying in to help fend off UCF's late rally. Even with a bit of a lisp, he nailed a key foul shot on adrenaline alone. Now in Philadelphia, the team is hunting for a late night oral surgeon to fix Clark up, before Sunday's matchup against either Yukon or Ferman. Clark joked about leaving the tooth under his pillow for the tooth fairy. The Bruins keep rolling without any Cinderella story label, but a full set of teeth

1:00would sure help as March Mann is heat up.