UConn's Last-Second Miracle Beats Duke

0:00It's March 30th. Welcome to Derm News Today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with the story. Yukon just pulled off a heart stopper, beating Topsy to Duke 73-72 in the NCAA East Regional Final on March 29th. 2026 at Capital One Arena in Washington, D.C. The Huskies punched their ticket to the Final Four in Indianapolis with freshman Braylon Mullins draining a long three-pointer with less than a second. Left right after a mid-core turnover by Duke's Caden Booser. Duke had the lead in the ball, but it all flipped in an instant. Duke owned the first half, building a 15-point lead at 44-29 behind Cameron Booser's 13 points and their brothers. Steel's turning into fast breaks. They clamped down on threes, holding Yukon to just one makes, while hitting five of their own and shooting over 50% from the field. The second half turned into pure chaos, with Yukon clawing back thanks to Terris Reed Jr's 26 points inside and back-to-back threes from.

1:01Silas DeMerry Jr. Fans were on edge as the Huskies cut a 17-point gap to one, forcing Duke timeouts and firing up the crowd. Raleigh native DeMerry even split free, throws with 10 seconds left to set the stage. Cameron Booser dropped 27 points and grabbed eight boards in what might have been his Duke finale, but Yukon's constant motion offense war. Them down, overcoming sloppy Duke turnovers late. Coach Dan Hurley's sideline fire kept his squad desperate, refusing early timeouts to let the lead grow, then exploding back. Now Yukon heads to the final four as East Champs, while Duke's magical run and short talk about a play that will haunt those final seconds forever.