UCONN MENS BASKETBALL GREATEST MOMENTS

[@connecticut511]

I like UConn.

[@freakboy40]

Roller Coaster ride being a UCONN Husky basketball fan but I wouldn't change it for the world. Loved the good times. Including this years Natty!

[@whoyou2crew]

God that was so nostalgic. As a uconn fan, what a great video. :)

[@ateebrahman320]

gr8 video u r gud basketball

[@pablofigueroa14]

This is put together well. Thank you great meomories

[@KingSolrac]

damn that was good!

[@kmen4241024]

🔥

[@Dashi26]

Time to renew this video. Bring it up to speed lol

[@davidkarwoski9863]

UPDATE WHEN?

[@whoyou2crew]

Allen should have made that fade away. He never missed that shot. AI is the answer to the question.

[@BookClubDisaster]

That was an extremely difficult, forced shot. He had THREE guys on him. Classic Iverson. Never look for the open man. That's why he has zero rings.

[@whoyou2crew]

​​@@BookClubDisaster honestly I rewatched that whole sequence and ray Allen's shot was way more forced yet he made it. He was literally walking on air with a guy glued to him and no space. Despite having 3 people near Iverson, he still managed to create separation and space and had a legit shot to make it. It was hurried and a bit forced like you said, but he legit could have sunk that.

[@BookClubDisaster]

@@whoyou2crew Look who's guarding Ray. Iverson. A mismatch. Ray had 5 inches on him. In fact looking at it again, it looks like 44--Victor Page?--was Ray's man but they set a screen off the handoff so Iverson picked him up on the switch. Probably exactly how they drew it up. So taking the shot against a shorter man is a good shot even if his release was off balance. Iverson's shot is just a desperation heave if you ask me.

[@whoyou2crew]

@@BookClubDisaster good commentary. Good analysis. Though I didn't mind cold play's music.

[@BookClubDisaster]

I wanted to listen to what the announcers were saying, not Coldplay!

[@badbotbit6828]

you are going to have to make a new video