Get it in, they do for Boozer.

Bobbled it, back for Star, needs to get rid of it, does for Caden. Seven seconds, tried to throw it ahead, deflected, stolen by Connecticut. Two seconds, it's Mullen's up top for the win. Oh, we hit it. With three-tenths of a second to go. Dalekye Smith ran off the bench. That should be a technical, but with three-tenths of a second to go, Connecticut has the lead, 73 to 72.

That was obviously the Duke call of the final sequence, the play-by-play voice, Dave Shoemate on the call,

looking for a tech for the bench coming out onto the floor.

I've watched it a couple of times. The bench didn't really come out on the floor enough for it to be

called, and Duke used one, used their last time out in that sequence. So we're talking about Duke

Yukon here, and we've gotten to the end.

A couple of things. First of all, the turnover at 70 to 66 by Cam Boozer is such a bad

turnover. I mean, that's one that you just can't, you can't have in that spot. You know,

you're up four trying to make it six and, you know, you turn it over without much,

it wasn't a defensive force turnover, you just lost the basketball. And Yukon comes right down,

they hit a three in with 50 seconds left, it's 70 to 69. And by the way, they run such good

offense to get that three. That was caribans, I think first and only three of the game.

And then, look, they came back and Boozer hits a shot for them to go up three.

And then you get the last sequence.

And what was interesting about the last sequence for Yukon when they had the ball down three is, man,

they took a lot of time to only get

fouled and get to the free throw line with 10 seconds to go.

Made one, missed the second one, and then comes the final 10 seconds.

So here's my thought on it.

And it comes from the perspective of a fan first, but I've certainly been involved in coaching basketball a long time.

And the press break, their press offense was perfect.

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