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#LastSecondShot captures thrilling moments of last-minute goals, game-winning plays, and unexpected victories in sports. It showcases determination, excitement, and adrenaline, celebrating athletes' skill and resilience under pressure. Fun and inspiring!
Rajon Rondo had never connected on a game-winning shot in his entire basketball career. Now he's done it twice in 18 days. Rondo buried a long three over the outstretched arm of 6-foot-7 Tarence Kinsey to push Kentucky to an 80-78 victory over South Carolina. The see-saw game featured three lead changes in the final 31.1 seconds, but it was the player some experts call the best point guard in the nation who made the final play. "I knew coming out of the timeout I wanted to take the shot," Rondo said. "Not to be selfish, but I knew I could create a shot. I just made a play and luckily it went in." Rondo's game-winner was an improbable end to a fantastic contest. Everyone in the arena knew the quicksilver guard was going to get the ball, but when he turned the ball back out to perimeter instead of going to the basket, Rupp Arena held its collective breath. "No question in my mind Rondo would get the ball," South Carolina coach Dave Odom said. "We wanted to get two guys to him and make him give it up, but we couldn't get to him and we didn't make him give it up and then he hit the shot. "I thought we defended well on that play. We chased him around like a yard dog. He just hit the shot." #bbn #kentucky #louisvillekentucky #rajonrondo #rupparena #collegebasketball #ncaabasketball #gobigblue #kentuckywildcats #kentuckybasketball #basketball #gamewinner #lastsecondshot
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Rajon Rondo had never connected on a game-winning shot in his entire basketball career. Now he's done it twice in 18 days. Rondo buried a long three over the outstretched arm of 6-foot-7 Tarence Kinsey to push Kentucky to an 80-78 victory over South Carolina. The see-saw game featured three lead changes in the final 31.1 seconds, but it was the player some experts call the best point guard in the nation who made the final play. "I knew coming out of the timeout I wanted to take the shot," Rondo said. "Not to be selfish, but I knew I could create a shot. I just made a play and luckily it went in." Rondo's game-winner was an improbable end to a fantastic contest. Everyone in the arena knew the quicksilver guard was going to get the ball, but when he turned the ball back out to perimeter instead of going to the basket, Rupp Arena held its collective breath. "No question in my mind Rondo would get the ball," South Carolina coach Dave Odom said. "We wanted to get two guys to him and make him give it up, but we couldn't get to him and we didn't make him give it up and then he hit the shot. "I thought we defended well on that play. We chased him around like a yard dog. He just hit the shot." #bbn #kentucky #louisvillekentucky #rajonrondo #rupparena #collegebasketball #ncaabasketball #gobigblue #kentuckywildcats #kentuckybasketball #basketball #gamewinner #lastsecondshot

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