Houston continues the epic return to Duke in the fourth final

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Houston completed the return of courage Against Duke to win their journey to the national championship against Florida.

Cooper Flag, the number 1 selection in the American Professional League draft if he decides to leave, lost a possible shot to win a match with less than eight seconds, and fled the chopped with a victory of 70-67.

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Duke leads up to 12 in the first half, but Houston was able to reduce it to six, as none of the two teams got an attack.

But the second half was all your roosters early. As The Blue Devils advanced to 14 points in the game, Houston had a period that missed seven of their eight shots.

After that, though, Houston went in the range 10-0 to reduce it to six with less than five minutes, as Duke went over a period of seven minutes not to hit a shot. but , Wooden award -winning Flagg drained three with a little more than three minutes to make it a game of nine points.

The former US professional league star, who went in general, says that Cooper Flage should return to Duke

In fact, the chogor did not go out to 11-1 during the final 1:14 to end it.

Emmanuel Sharp fell from Houston three with 32.4 seconds remaining to reduce its deficit to three points. After that, off the inner incoming, the heart of the collar, the ball, and Houston got your forgiveness to make it one game.

Then Duke Teres Prompt missed one and one, and brought a mistake in Flage Houston to the line. J’wan Roberts hit both to take the initiative.

After Flage was absent from a shot that would give a advanced Duke with less than 10 seconds, Duke stumbled, and LJ Cryer hit free thoms to three points. Duke missed a recent shot on the bell that would have sent them to additional work, as Duke was sent to the national title game.

Houston scored eight points in the last 33 seconds to Duke zero to complete the return of the wilderness.

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The two teams shared the tallest victory lines in the NCAA that enters the competition – Houston is now 18 years old, while Duke was captured at the age of 15.

Flagg ended with 27 points, but his last potential shot in the Zi Duke will be one who would like to forget soon.

Houston Florida faces Friday night for the national title.

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