Brent Yarina, BTN.com Senior Editor, April 6, 2014
If Big Ten fans didn't know Aaron Harrison's name before last week, they sure do now. Harrison, the freshman Kentucky guard, drained ridiculously similar – and deep – game-winning 3-pointers to beat Michigan in the Midwest Region and Wisconsin in the national semis. Both shots came in the final seconds, both from the deep left wing, and both led Kentucky past the Big Ten. See how similar the shots were in this post.
Here's an even better look at Aaron Harrison's VERY similar game-winners vs. #Michigan and #Badgers. pic.twitter.com/dWLXOqJGkI
— Brent Yarina (@BTNBrentYarina) April 6, 2014
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Here's video of the shots:
HIGHLIGHT: Kentucky drills a 3-pointer to take the lead with 2.6 seconds to go. (by @InfinitiUSA) #MarchMadness http://t.co/d0Y1czYnoE
— NCAA March Madness (@MarchMadnessMBB) March 30, 2014
HIGHLIGHT: Kentucky with a clutch 3-pointer to take the 74-73 lead! (by @CokeZero) #MarchMadness http://t.co/6T8cvyVwo3
— NCAA March Madness (@MarchMadnessMBB) April 6, 2014
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