With 2.1 seconds remaining in overtime, Duke trailed 103-102. Grant Hill threw a pass the length of the court to Christian Laettner, who dribbled once, turned, and hit a jumper as time expired for the 104-103 win. Brought to you by CBS SportsLine and CSTV.
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MY MIX FROM MISIEK MOVIE SHOW footage from 1992 to 2005 Music: All Credits To - Anno Domini Beats - Old Man (Hip-Hop/Instrumental) HQ www.megaupload.com LUDZIE PRZEMYSŁU misiekakpl@o2.pl Number: 32 44 video highlights clip highlight-reel Biography: Christian Donald Laettner (born August 17, 1969) is a retired American professional basketball player and entrepreneur. He had a distinguished college and national career, and played in the National Basketball Association (NBA) for thirteen seasons, from 1992--2005. Laettner played college basketball for the Duke University Blue Devils, starring on the 1991 and 1992 NCAA champion teams. He was the only college player selected for the 1992 United States men's Olympic team, nicknamed the "Dream Team". Sometimes considered the greatest team ever assembled in any sport, the Dream Team went on to win the gold medal at the 1992 Summer Olympics. Laettner was drafted by the Minnesota Timberwolves in the 1992 NBA draft, and went on to play 13 seasons in the NBA.Laettner was born in Angola, New York, and attended Nichols School, where he played high school basketball. In his freshman year Laettner once scored 67 points in a game. He set the school record for most points at Nichols by scoring over 2000 points in his career.Laettner attended Duke University, and played for the Duke Blue Devils men's basketball team. He is one of only four players (including teammates Greg Koubek and Brian Davis) to play in four consecutive Final Fours, and <b>...</b>
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Christian Laettner cleaned the floor at Rupp Arena tonight during the fourth quarter of the Big Blue All-Stars vs the Villains game. Laettner was the head coach of The Villains team and heard boos from the crowd all night.
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Christian Laettner has been HATED by Kentucky fans everywhere since 1992 and he got the boos he knew he would get, but later in the game - surprisingly - the big blue fans seemed to get some closure. copyright - wazoo sports network
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Grant Hill's full court pass to Christian Laettner in the 1992 East Regional NCAA Men's Basketball Finals, Duke vs. Kentucky is one of the greatest plays in NCAA history - let alone basketball history. Bleacher Report & Grant Hill team up to re-imagine the famous pass, as what would happen if Grant Hill made the shot as opposed to the pass. The reenactment comes in anticipation of StoryTales Productions, Great Curve Films & Turner Sports new documentary about the famed back to back ('91 & '92) NCAA Men's Basketball Championship Team, Duke. The film, Duke '91 & '92: Back to Back is executive produced by Grant Hill & Christian Laettner. and is set to air on truth on March 11 @ 8pm.
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After Jackie's facetime, the gang reminisces about Laettner's great shot 20 years ago
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Every year we like to have a little fun at the expense of one of our friends. He's a Kentucky basketball fanatic, so when March Madness rolls around, we find a way to prank him with a Duke-UK/Christian Laettner reference. I think we outdid ourselves this year. While visiting him in Kentucky, I took these Starting Lineup figures and allowed them to run amuck in his man cave- eventually hiding there to become a part of his collection of basketball collectibles.
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www.allkyhoops.com Former Duke star Christian Laettner wipes sweat off the Rupp Arena court during an exhibition game.
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Dream Gold Medalist and Duke Standout Christian Laettner. While at Duke he played and started in four consecutive Final Four Tournaments. At Duke he averaged 16.6 point, 7.7 rebounds and is the all-time three-point shooting percentage leader at Duke with 48.5%. Laettner holds NCAA tournament records in four different categories including; most points scored, most free throws made, most free throw attempts and most games played. In addition to his personal achievements, Laettner was a starting member of two Duke NCAA champion teams in both 1991 and 1992 where he famously hit a last-second, back-to-the-basket, turn-around, game-winning jump shot against Kentucky in the East regional final. In 1992, Laettner was selected to represent his country as part of the USA Olympic "Dream Team" held in Barcelona, Spain. Laettner was the only college player selected to the team that included other all-time great basketball players Michael Jordan, Larry Bird, Magic Johnson, Charles Barkley, John Stockton, Karl Malone and Patrick Ewing. Laettner led the Olympic team in free throw percentage (90%) as the team seemed to effortlessly defeat opponents by an average of nearly 44 points per game. In the end, Laettner's team won the Olympic Gold medal.. During the 1992 NBA Draft, Laettner was drafted third overall by the Minnesota Timberwolves after Shaquille O'Neal and Alonzo Morning. He was voted as a member of the All-Rookie 1st Team. Laettner played in the NBA for thirteen years with the <b>...</b>
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Yale's Reggie Willhite trains with Grant Hill and Christian Laettner at Rollins College in Winter Park, FL in the summer of 2011.
Listen to this audio when the Jacksonville Giants beat the Gulf Coast Flash in the last three seconds of the game. On December 3, 2011, with three seconds left on the clock, Christian Laettner inbounded the ball to mid-court. Mike Polyte leapt forward to receive the pass, and immediately passed to Currye Todd. With seconds left in what looked like what would be the Giants' first loss in the regular season, Todd hit a 40 foot 3-point shot straight through the net to give the Giants a win in Game 1 of Season 2. Richard Miller, television host of the game for CW 17 and host for Miller on Sports, described the finish as a "storybook ending." Coach Willie Ponds repeatedly exclaimed, "Oh, my goodness, I was here to see this finish." The final score: Jacksonville Giants 116, Gulf Coast Flash 115
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John Gumm and Bob Herzog reenact NC State taking down Phi Slamma Jamma and Bob tries an alternate ending for "The Shot" that broke the hearts of Kentucky's Big Blue Nation.
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Christian Laettner and Tom Gugliotta share their experience of helping out during a Hawks Youth Basketball Camp.
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The two coaches of the Villains game in Rupp Arena talk about the fans and the game.
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Amazing game winning buzzer beaters from Duke basketball. All of these videos were already on youtube and I just compiled them. Music credits to RZA, Big Jerm, Earl Sweatshirt, and Method Man. Shots from (Andre Dawkins, Christian Laettner, Gene Banks, Chris Duhon, Sean Dockery, Dave McClure and Jeff Capel and Bobby Hurley) Big Props to DukeBluePlanet. I used some footage their videos.
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Thoughts from Michigan Wolverine players Juwan Howard, Jimmy King, Jalen Rose & Ray Jackson when they got around to discussing Christian Laettner
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This UPS Game Changers campaign video focuses on one of college basketball's all-time greatest plays. In 1992 at the NCAA® Basketball Regionals, Christian Laettner made a buzzer-beating shot, giving Duke the win over Kentucky, 104-103. But without a great pass, there is no great shot. Logistics is the pass. Logistics puts teams in a position to win. UPS is the Official Logistics Supplier for the NCAA®.
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Christian Laettner's last-second jump shot in the 1992 NCAA East Regional Final puts the Duke Blue Devils up 104-103, over the Kentucky Wildcats, sending Duke on its way to its repeat National Championship. Play-by-play audio from Bob Harris, the "voice of the Blue Devils" from Duke's radio network.
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