Duke game winning shot north carolina

Jordan Goldwire made Layup. Assisted by Jordan Goldwire. Jordan Goldwire missed Layup. Jordan Goldwire missed Jumper. Mark Williams made Layup.

DJ Steward missed Layup. Assisted by Joey Baker. Jeremy Roach made Three Point Jumper. Michael Savarino missed Three Point Jumper. Mike Buckmire missed Layup. Garrison Brooks made Jumper. Assisted by Andrew Platek. Andrew Platek missed Three Point Jumper. Day'Ron Sharpe made Layup.

Assisted by Kerwin Walton. Armando Bacot made Layup. Assisted by Caleb Love. Armando Bacot missed Layup. Assisted by Day'Ron Sharpe. Caleb Love missed Jumper. Day'Ron Sharpe missed Jumper. Caleb Love made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Anthony Harris. Kerwin Walton made Jumper. Assisted by Walker Kessler. Jones had a chance to seal the game at the free throw line with just 6. The ball, however, was tipped back out and eventually kicked back to Jones, who dribbled back just inside the arc and put up one final shot.

That shot was off the mark, but Duke forward Wendell Moore came sprinting in and tapped the ball into the hoop, sealing the two-point win at the buzzer.

Duke wins it at the buzzer in OT. With less than five seconds left in regulation, Jones was sent to the free throw line with the Blue Devils down three points. After hitting the first free throw, Jones intentionally missed the second shot off the rim and miraculously grabbed his own rebound.

Expertly, he dribbled just inside the 3-point line in the middle of the floor and drilled the jumper to force overtime — stunning the Tar Heels, who had built up a point lead late in the second half. I feel like God is just watching over us. Jones led Duke with 28 points and six assists on the night, shooting of from the field.

Cassius Stanley finished with 22 points, and Moore had a double-double with 17 points and 10 rebounds. Cole Anthony led North Carolina with a double-double with 24 points and 11 rebounds, shooting 7-of from the field. Garrison Brooks added 18 points, and Christian Keeling finished with 13 points off the bench. The Tar Heels led for most of the game, too, and only trailed for of the entire contest.

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And for Coach K's th win. The top-ranked Blue Devils were hosting No. Duke entered the game , with one of those losses being a brutal defeat by North Carolina in their first meeting of the season. Senior forward Roshown McLeod was leading the way, averaging Every time it seemed UM got a little cushion Duke battled back and took the lead. By the end of the night Miami had led for and Duke for The Hurricanes were against Duke before he got there. And trust in each other.

Just beating Duke. Not too many kids or young adults get to say they beat a blueblood and make a game-winning shot. Coach K is a heck of a coach. Their players they bring in every year are good. Their crowd is always good. This is dream come true for a kid.

Michelle Kaufman, Miami Herald 2 days ago.