WATCH: Houston’s Milos Uzan hits last-second layup on inbounds play called ’51’ to beat Purdue in Sweet 16
No. 1 seed Houston I advanced to Elite Eight on an ideally performed interior play that led to the game -winning ball. Milos Ozan On Friday night, while the chopped was outperforming the number 4 Bordeaux 62-60 in a sweetened hat for 16.
The weights of the inner passers -by were 2.8 seconds and beaten Joseph Totler With a pass before the same basket cut, with a pass from the Tugler and put the ball in the basket with 0.9 seconds around the clock to raise the chop to the eighth elite.
The play was a moment of planning magic from coach Kelvin Sampson, as he seeks to the chopped to the last third appearance of the past five seasons. He crowned a huge night for Wwzan, which ended with 22 points.
“When you contact things at the end of the game, it should be something that has worked in countless times,” Sampson said. “We have already worked on this play yesterday. We call it” 51 “and there are three different readings. They did a good job in taking the first. But we entered in the second, and Joe read the right with clicking there. So, the great implementation.”
Ozan told the side correspondent Ivan and Ashbourne that the play was drawn LJ Cryer.
“But they forbade Jojo wrong,” Ozan said.
Even after the elite carried out the implementation of the late game, Bordeaux got one final rift in the game winner. However, a guard star Pradin Smith He went from near half -stadium to small tools where the final century appeared.
The result is created on the eight elite on Sunday between the chopping and seeds No. 2 Tenisi.
