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Vanderbilt's Chandler Bing Breaks Rim, Wins SEC

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Vanderbilts Chandler Bing shatters rim, sparks team to SEC tournament win: In a thrilling SEC tournament semifinal, Vanderbilts Chandler Bing broke the rim with a powerful dunk, causing a brief delay. The incident energized the team, leading to a decisive victory over Florida and a spot in the final.

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Vanderbilt's Chandler Bing Breaks Rim, Wins SEC

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College Basketball News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Vanderbilt's Chandler Bing Breaks Rim, Wins SEC. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On March 14, Vanderbilt basketball pulled off a strong win in the SEC Tournament semi-final on March 14, beating top-seated Florida, 91-74. The highlight came early in the second half when Ford chandler-bing through down a dunk that actually broke the rim, causing a short equipment delay. Officials paused the game to check the court and hoop for safety, making sure play could resume without issues. Fans cleared, the action picked right back up, with Vanderbilt holding a solid lead at that point. Bing was shocked when he landed, and spotted the broken piece on the floor. He called at his first time ever doing something like that, and it got his teammates hyped during the media timeout. Guard Duke Miles said he was screaming, laughing, and jumping around an excitement, comparing it to something only legends like Shaq had done before. That momentum helped Vanderbilt cruise to the victory, and advanced to the SEC Tournament final at Bridgestone Arena, setting up an even bigger stage for the Commodores.

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