Adam Larson (Southeast Mo. St. Redhawks) makes the 3-pointer in the 1st Half against the A&M-Corpus Christi Islanders.Click here to read the full article…
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On this day 26 years ago, Michael Jordan made six straight 3s in an NBA Finals game against the Portland Trail Blazers. After the sixth make, we got one of the most iconic moments in the history of basketball. As if the greatest basketball player ever needed it, Jordan had extra motivation to dominate the Blazers in that series. Portland’s best player was Clyde Drexler, who, at the time, was considered one of Jordan’s rivals for the “best player in the league� title. That didn’t sit well with the ultra-competitive Jordan. Not at all. And he made it his personal mission to destroy Drexler — both mentally and physically — during the series. David Halberstam wrote about Jordan’s fixation with embarrassing
Nick Foles threw the game-winning TD with under a minute to play, and the defending champs advanced after a brutal missed field goal by Bears kicker Cody Parkey.
Jordan Bohannon looked in the direction of his older brother, Zach, as he ran back up the court after hitting a 3-pointer with 9 seconds left against Wisconsin, his sibling’s alma mater. Little brother hit a big shot for Iowa. Bohannon’s 3 finished a frantic comeback from a nine-point deficit with 4:15 left, and the Hawkeyes brushed past mistake-prone No. 22 Wisconsin for a 59-57 victory Thursday night.
