Replay the last few second

[Kolumbo]

Didn't he say he thought he had tied the game? Hence the pretty tame reaction.

Perhaps. But win or tie the game, either way, that was an astounding incredible improbable shot worthy of losing ones mind.

 

[Devland]

CBS Sportsnet had the replay on last night. I noticed on a couple earlier ones he missed it seemed like he was taken out of rhythm by trying to stay behind the line. The fact that this was way behind the line it was a more natural stroke.

 

[dennismenace]

When I saw the game Sunday, there wasn't any sound as we were at a bar. I was able to catch the replay of the entire game Monday night and gor the most part I enjoyed the announcing, but there were a few instances when even Raf sounded like he was part of a Duke infomercial.

The crisp, clear swoosh when the ball hit the bottom of the net was Grammy award worthy.

And when the ball went in the pan to the camera looked like he was having a heart attack. He could not process what he had just seen.

 

[HuskyinWRNY]

I'm mostly curious on how many views this is gonna get here over the next few days.

I keep watching this over and over. I just love this team.

 

[gars44]

And when the ball went in the pan to the camera looked like he was having a heart attack. He could not process what he had just seen.

Yeah, Raf was a real trip. First he looks like a heart attack is happening, but then he immediately reverts to form, he starts talking, makes a statement, then pauses, “ONIONS,” then he makes another statement, pauses again, “NYLON!” It’s hilarious. I wish I knew how to post that segment. Classic!

 

[ctfjr]

"UConn goes in front!"

I may change my sig

 

[Hans Sprungfeld]

"UConn goes in front!"

I may change my sig

Closer to, "We have a lead change" than, "Fort the ead."