Dylan Darling hadn't scored a single bucket all game for St. John's. But with their season on the line in March Madness, he walked up to Hall of Fame coach Rick Pitino and told him to run the final play for him. Most players would hide from the spotlight when they're shooting cold, but Darling demanded the ball and sent his team straight to the Sweet 16. ⚡ Fair Use Disclaimer This video is for educational and transformative purposes, falling under the Fair Use Doctrine (17 U.S.C. §107). It provides original commentary, critique, and a thoughtful revision, contributing added value beyond the original sources.
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He played at my middle school. edit: people have no trust. You guys know he still had to go to a middle school right? 😂
It’s a lay up lol they made it seem like a 30 footer lol😊
He played very good this guy❤
The coach asked him in college if he hit a buzzer beater in the nba, make that make sense
As a kansas fan this angers me
Great help defense by Peterson😂
And he drove the lane instead of pulling up for a 3….Love this kid
Let’s go St. John’s
Holy shit!!!! An easy layup. Amazing!!!! I can't miss the next game
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I had the winning at all and when he made that bucket, I jumped on my dad screaming yes
I used to watch him at Idaho state university he was so good
I know coach Bob on Saint Johns
Second comment second time 😅👍
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These comments 🥀😞
disrespect to the guy who said first comment fifth time
First comment first time 😂
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