This Day In NCAA Tournament History (3/22) Part 2-Best Buzzer Beater EVER

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03/22/2013

This Day In NCAA Tournament History (3/22) Part 2-Best Buzzer Beater EVER

Tate George hit the best NCAA tournament buzzer beater ever. I make that statement based upon the direness of the situation, the length of the pass, and the difficulty of the shot.

Best buzzer beater EVER.

Clip courtesy of the NCAA and ESPN.

Posted at 07:00 PM in Sports | Permalink

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