Gonzaga Bulldogs star Jalen Suggs came up with a big defensive stop down the stretch in their Final Four game against the UCLA Bruins.

The 6-foot-4 Gonzaga guard displayed his hops on the defensive end by coming up with an insane chasedown block on a dunk attempt.

Being a perimeter player, Jalen Suggs isn't known for his shot-blocking ability, but this is obviously win or go home time right now. Suggs gave it his all with a shot at the NCAA championship on the line. Every play mattered at that point, and it ended being one of the most crucial plays of the tournament for Gonzaga as they came out with the win.

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Suggs is one of the top prospects in the upcoming NBA draft. His numbers of 14.0 points, 5.5 rebounds and 4.5 assists for Gonzaga are impressive in itself. His leadership is also what scouts will look into when making their draft considerations. However, it's winning and hustle plays like this that could wow teams even more.

The Gonzaga Bulldogs remain undefeated as they strolled their way through the tournament, though the Final Four proved to be their toughest test yet in the competition. They will next face Baylor in the NCAA Title game next week.