03.28.1993 Carolina v Cincinnati (THSN Sync - Woody Durham)

Video and audio sync courtesy of Carolina Replays on YouTube. https://www.youtube.com/@carolinareplays

With the score tied at 66-66 and eight-tenths of a second left in regulation, the Tar Heels inbounded the ball to Brian Reese in the paint. Reese caught the ball, took one step, and slammed it off the back of the rim as the horn sounded. It may have been the longest eight-tenths of a second in the history of college basketball.

As the ball caromed into the air, several North Carolina players fell to the floor in disbelief. It would take overtime to determine who would advance to New Orleans and the Final Four against Kansas.

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This video is not monetized because it's not as a whole my original source content but does include my original artwork and my interpretation of how the events unfolded using THSN audio, ESPN video, my artwork, and my editing to compile it together. All of which to gather from our surroundings what was wanted and needed, and make of it something more. Something wholly original in its presentation and thereby a work of art.