Mullins’ Miracle: How does his shot for UConn measure up to other famous ones in March Madness?
UConn freshman Braylon Mullins made a 35-foot shot with 0.4 seconds remaining to lift his team over Duke 73-72 in the Elite Eight. The shot is being evaluated as one of the most legendary in March Madness history, considering factors such as time and score, and significance of the game.
Braylon Mullins made a 35-foot shot with 0.4 seconds left to win the game for UConn. The shot lifted UConn over Duke 73-72 in the Elite Eight. This shot is considered one of the most legendary in March Madness history. It's being compared to other famous shots, such as Michael Jordan's game winner in 1982 and Kris Jenkins' 3-pointer in 2016. Mullins' shot gets bonus points because if it misses, UConn loses. The significance of the game also adds to the shot's importance, as it was made in the second weekend of the tournament.
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