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ہفتہ 3 اپریل 2004Saturday, April 03, 2004
Go Yellow Jackets!
This calls for a celebration.
Surprising Georgia Tech sure is making a name for itself at this Final Four.
Will Bynum shook loose for a layup with 1.5 seconds left and sent the Yellow Jackets further than they’ve ever been in the NCAA tournament, putting them into the championship game with a 67-65 victory over Oklahoma State on Saturday.
[…]Now coach Paul Hewitt and his third-seeded Jackets will play for the title Monday night against the Duke-Connecticut winner.
Here’s a good omen for them: Tech has already beaten both of those powers.
Picked to finish a lowly seventh in the Atlantic Coast Conference, the Jackets weren’t expected to do much of anything this season with a team of unknowns – hardly an All-American among them.
And surrounded by big names like Mike Krzyzewski, Jim Calhoun and Oklahoma State coach Eddie Sutton at this Final Four, they were considered the biggest underdogs of all.
UPDATE: We meet University of Connecticut for the final on Monday.
Go Jackets!
Posted by Zack at April 3, 2004 10:13 PM in Sports
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