UConn's Buzzer-Beater Legacy: Magic Moments

0:00It's March 30th. You're listening to Hartford News today, AI-powered local news. I'm Corey with The Story. Yukon Men's basketball just added another legend to their buzzer-beater hall of fame, with Cam Mullins' pure stroke that splashed through the net with four seconds left, punching their ticket to a third final four in four years right near his hometown. Mullins admitted he thought it was just a tie the game, figuring it was their best shot in that clutch moment, but it turned into pure magic, etching. The moment forever in Husky's history. Back in 1998, Richard Hamilton streaked in for a tip-in at the buzzer against Washington in the sweet 16, sealing a one-point. When after a wild scramble and sending the team into frenzy, while Jim Calhoun jumped on the sideline, then there's Campbell Walker's ankle-breaker step back over Pitt's big man in the 2011 Big E's tournament, draining an 18-footer at the. Turnser to keep their improbable run alive, and Tate George's catch-and-shoot from full court, with one second left versus Clemson in 1990.

1:03Meanwhile, Jalen Adams banked in a full court heave in triple overtime against Cincinnati in the conference tourney back in 2016, forcing, quadruple overtime, and sparking another deep run. These shots remind us why Yukon stays clutch under pressure, building a legacy that keeps fans dreaming big every March.