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History Christian Laettner's Clutch Shot in the 1992 NCAA Tournament

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Zack_puffs
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Christian Laettner's game-winning shot against Kentucky in the 1992 NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament, dubbed "The Shot," remains one of the most iconic moment in college basketball history. Laettner's incredible composure under pressure and Grant Hill's perfect pass led to a shot that defined the drama and excitement of March Madness. The Shot's impact extended far beyond that game, propelling Duke to a national title and cementing its place among basketball legends.

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That shot was pure clutch. Laettner's composure under pressure was remarkable.

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But let's not forget the controversial element. Didn't Laettner step on Aminu Timberlake's chest?

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Yeah, there was some controversy, but the shot itself was a thing of beauty. It showcased Laettner's skill and basketball IQ.

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The Shot is an iconic moment in NCAA tournament history. It epitomizes the drama and excitement the tournament brings.

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