TJ Sorrentine made one of the most memorable and iconic shots in NCAA tournament history, when he "hit that from the parking lot" in 2005 as Vermont upset Syracuse in the first round of the NCAA tournament. Why did he shoot a 30-footer? Why did his coach trust him to make a play like that when he was 5-for-20 from the floor that night? And how was he viewed in Vermont afterwards? He joined 68 Shining Moments with his coach Tom Brennan to tell those stories.
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We at the Field of 68 media network are thrilled to announce the launch of a new series called 68 Shining Moments. We’ve spent the last four months amassing interviews with the people that lived the greatest, the most memorable moments in the history of the NCAA tournament. They take you through their experiences, their memories and share the stories you've never heard before about the moments you'll never forget.