Above the Rim Page #7
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- Year:
- 1994
- 96 min
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He's all right, folks.
Here we go.
Don't worry about it! Come on!
What's that?
What's the f*** is that?
Take him out of the game!
You got to be kidding me.
This here's a man's game.
Good no-call, ref!
Motaw, come on!
Don't lose this for me!
Let's go!
Let's go!
Hell, yeah!
God f***in' damn!
Goddamn!
All Motaw has to do
is hang on to that ball,
and the Birdmen will hang
on to that championship!
Let's go! Put it back!
Keep out of his butt!
Run, you sucker!
Don't lose that f***in' ball!
Don't lose this sh*t!
Go, boy, go!
Straighten these motherfuckers out.
Handle your business!
Freeze, police!
Welcome back once again
to Landover, Maryland.
The Hoyas of Georgetown
down by a couple to Seton Hall
in the conference championship game.
Only nine seconds remaining now.
Let's explore the options
for head coach John Thompson.
He can take it down low,
a high-percentage play.
Maybe he'll get to the free-throw line
and send it into overtime.
But Kyle Watson's had the hot hand
for the second half.
Will he go to Watson
and bomb away for the outside?
Nine seconds left.
Watson the lead guard for the Hoyas.
Who will be the man to get it?
Watson with the ball.
Gives it up. They better hurry.
Better make a decision.
They find Watson on the wing.
Three for three! Yes!
Georgetown does it!
Watson coming through!
A conference championship
for the Georgetown Hoyas.
Another for John Thompson.
And mayhem in Landover.
And with good reason.
The play worked to perfection.
The pick and the low block.
Watson coming around,
finding the necessary spacing,
and look at the rotation.
The perfect form on the 3-point play.
Downstairs, he comes free
and finds that necessary spacing.
What a great deal of momentum now
for John Thompson's Georgetown Hoyas
as they get ready for the Big Dance,
the NCAA Tournament.
Watson asked for the ball.
He got it.
Now he's downstairs with our Bill Raff.
- Got to feel pretty good, huh, Kyle?
- Great!
What were you thinking of
when you made that shot?
Just thinking about spreading my fingers
and popping my wrist.
You didn't want to go back
into that huddle.
No. He's a big man.
Kept you scared. All right, Kyle.
Congratulations.
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