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Mullins’ buzzer-beating 3 lifts UConn past top-seeded Duke into Final Four

UConn advanced to the Final Four after Braylon Mullins drilled a 3-pointer with 0.4 seconds remaining to eliminate No. 1 overall seed Duke. The last-gasp shot sealed a dramatic NCAA tournament win for the Huskies.

James O'Brien
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Braylon Mullins delivered the defining moment of UConn’s NCAA tournament run, burying a 3-pointer with 0.4 seconds left to send the Huskies to the Final Four and end Duke’s season.

The shot capped a late, high-stakes finish and knocked out the Blue Devils, who entered the matchup as the tournament’s No. 1 overall seed. With the clock nearly expired, Mullins’ make provided the decisive points and left Duke without time to respond.

A season-ending finish for Duke

Duke’s exit came in the most abrupt fashion possible: a last-second basket that flipped the result in the closing heartbeat. For UConn, the win represents a major postseason statement, advancing past the top-seeded team in the bracket to secure a spot on college basketball’s biggest stage.

UConn will now move on to the Final Four after surviving the final possession and converting when it mattered most.

Originally reported by Espn_basketball