Tarris Reed Jr. scored 20 points, Alex Karaban added 17, and both made pressure-packed free throws in the final minute that helped second-seeded UConn hold off third-seeded Michigan State 67-63 in the Sweet 16 on Friday night.
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Tarris Reed Jr. overcame a known weakness Friday night, converting all four of his late free throws to help second-seeded UConn defeat third-seeded Michigan State 67-63 in the Sweet 16 at Capital One Arena in Washington. Reed, shooting just 59% from the line this season, sank two decisive foul shots with 44.8 seconds remaining to give UConn a 63-60 edge. Alex Karaban, who finished with 17 points, then converted both ends of a one-and-one with 22.5 seconds left to stretch the lead to three. Re...
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