Lucas: How to Celebrate
Posted Mar 18, 2006
And there was Marcus Ginyard. He is cut from the same cloth as the rest of his class: irrepressible off the court, unflappable on it. When he drew the foul with 16.5 seconds left, a long-awaited media timeout finally was taken. After a two and a half minute break, he would shoot two free throws that could essentially clinch the game.
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