UConn's Half-Court Buzzer-Beater Stuns Duke

0:00On March 30th, University of Connecticut Huskies just shocked the world by knocking off Duke Boo Devils with a half-court buzzer beater, earning. Their spot in the final four, on March 29th, freshman Braylon Mullins drained a 35-foot prayer to seal the deal and send Yukon dancing deeper into March madness. Down two points with only 10 seconds left, the Huskies forced a turnover right after Duke's free throws at the line. Siles de Mary, Jr. swiped the ball. It flipped to Alice Carrebonne and back to Mullins, who launched from way out and watched it drop clean through the net for the win. CBS announcers lost it live on air, especially 82-year-old Bill Raftery, who froze in stunned silence for a full 13 seconds. His delay called hyped the impossible deflection, the steel, and those massive guts from the Indiana kid, turning the moment into instant viral gold. Across social media, Yukon clawed back from a 19-point deficit earlier, proving their grit in a total turnaround.

1:00Mullins kept a real post-game, shouting out to Mary's huge play that sparked the chaos and let the magic unfold. Duke thought they had it locked with seconds ticking, but one wild sequence flipped the script. Yukon rolls into the final four fired up, living that comeback dream.