Jay Williams is one of the best players to ever set foot on the court at Cameron Indoor Stadium. He joined today's episode of 68 Shining Moments to tell the stories you've never heard about Duke's 22 point come back against Maryland in the 2001 Final Four.
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Bryce and Homer Drew joined longtime Valparaiso fan Robbie Hummel to break down the most famous shot in mid-major history

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.