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time that was for the win oh that's what it yeah it was bad monty that was a bad he got so

excited 75 75 vc u and north carolina i couldn't see who made that uh attempted three well we know

we don't know nobody but uh yeah so, so basically VCU, terribly, they had the ball with basically three seconds, 2.9 seconds left with a chance from three-quarters court to get it in and try to win it, 75 tight. They choked. They turned it over. That's what happens to teams. It's unbelievable. You worked your whole year for inbound plays. And then you can't embound. Like, like, I don't want, was it last year? There was no one game. Remember that they couldn't They couldn't inbound the ball like eight times? Like, dude, because they didn't feel pressure or you're supposed to prepare for that? I was just like, what? That was a terrible play they did. Now, it's only thing you turn it over with like 0.8 seconds, okay, whatever. You're trying to get some amazing shot. Three seconds is a long time to get a couple dribbles pull up and turn it over. In North Carolina got a good look at it. He just missed it badly, but he got a good look. So yeah, we tie game going in overtime. This is why we watch. but you can't be feeling good if you're a UNC fan. You were up by 14.7 minutes to go. VCU closes on a 19 to 5 run to go to overtime. If your VCU, do you feel like you squandered an opportunity or do you feel like you got them right where you want them? I think they squandered. Like seriously, with the ball, you've got to make a play. You got to get fouled.

You got to get a play, you got to get fouled, you got to, you know what to get a good, good look. There's your chance. Once you go in overtime, they're probably going to be able to regroup and beat you. But Hubert Davis, no doubt about it. More hair came off of his head. He's struggling. What he went? Inside his scalp to get it? He ain't got no more. When I look at him, it's just mind-boggling.

Because, came off of his head. He's struggling. What he went inside his scalp to get it? He ain't got no more.

When I look at him, it's just mind-boggling. Because I covered him when he was a player for the Knicks. And I just, you know what I mean? All these years I keep talking about it, 40 years go by. And guys who were young young. Babies when you were covering him. know, like our grown men now, coaching North Carolina.

Like, could I have imagined that at that time? No, I could not. Yeah, well, we'll see what they end up doing. I mean, it's interesting, Rod Jeter, your question, I think VCU is still happy because I think historically, like even if you look at like the NBA, Let's say you did that to the Spurs back in the day or some other team. Well, then you feel like that the more veteran, more season, more experienced team is going to find a way to ultimately win and say, who that was close. Well, I keep mentioning, in these tournament, man, a lot of these teams, or at least the bigger name teams, they're not, it's not, this ain't North Carolina with Jerry Stackhouse, Rashid Wallace, and who was back then? Was it Williams? Like, you get

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