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Connecticut ended its game against fifth-ranked Arizona today by watching its students storm the court, an idea posed to them around midnight Friday by Coach Jim Calhoun as he served them coffee while they camped out in tents to get prime seats.
The euphoria was caused by the Huskies' upset of Arizona at Gampel Pavilion, a 71-69 victory thanks largely to a controversial goaltending call with 1.8 seconds left.
Tony Robertson was credited with the game-winning basket after his shot was batted away by Arizona's 7-foot-1 center, Loren Woods. The official Rich Ballesteros ruled goaltending, but slow-motion television replays showed the ball was not on its way down when Woods touched it.
''I haven't seen a replay,'' Robertson said. ''I don't want to. I'm just happy with the call.''
http://uconnhuskygames.com/2000-2001-mens-basketball-games-replays/
The euphoria was caused by the Huskies' upset of Arizona at Gampel Pavilion, a 71-69 victory thanks largely to a controversial goaltending call with 1.8 seconds left.
Tony Robertson was credited with the game-winning basket after his shot was batted away by Arizona's 7-foot-1 center, Loren Woods. The official Rich Ballesteros ruled goaltending, but slow-motion television replays showed the ball was not on its way down when Woods touched it.
''I haven't seen a replay,'' Robertson said. ''I don't want to. I'm just happy with the call.''
http://uconnhuskygames.com/2000-2001-mens-basketball-games-replays/