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Syracuse vs Connecticut Updates...

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Anyone know who hit the game winning shot in that UC-Bradley 7OT game many moons ago?

 

Pat Cummings?

Yeah, I was just wondering what the longest game in NCAA history was.

 

I found 7OT Bradley lost to Cincinnati 75-73 but that was pre shot clock era. 1981

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Might as well go for the record we got this far.

First Pitt goes down, 1 3/4 games later Uconn does the same.:dancingpa

Seriously, the UCLA/Washington State game had just started when they tipped off the 1st OT....That game has 5:43 left. :lol: This is so unreal.

8 point lead is like 6 more OT's to catch back up.

 

Down to 6 point lead with over 2 minutes left. Never say never.

No.

Former Mr. Basketball in Kentucky.

 

Schloemer? Wow.

UCONN is winning the rebound battle 69-49

Schloemer? Wow.

Shoot, you beat me to it. 3 seconds left in the game when he hit it.

 

The third OT was scoreless. 4 points was the most scored by either team in a period.

Down to 6 point lead with over 2 minutes left. Never say never.

 

I didn't , it took Syracuse this long to get the lead. UConn can do it, but I don't know if its physically possible.

That was the 84th free throw of the game

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