UNC’s last-second jumper sends Kentucky into March sadness

Posted Mar 26, 2017
No mystery to the Kentucky-North Carolina game Sunday. The Tar Heels were determined to stifle Kentucky’s star freshmen, De’Aaron Fox and Malik Monk, and make some other Wildcat win the game. Dominique Hawkins and Isaac Humphries were up to the task. But it wasn’t to be. Luke Maye’s final-second jumper won it for North Carolina, 75-73. (Lexington Herald-Leader)

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