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Draymond Green Reacts to Braylon Mullins UConn-Duke Buzzer Beater

31 Mar 2026 · 1 min

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In this reaction clip, Draymond Green breaks down the final moments of the UConn vs. Duke game, focusing on Braylon Mullins' buzzer-beater, Caraban's earlier three-point decision, and Caden Boozer's inbound pass under a 10‑second clock. Green highlights the cold‑blooded confidence Mullins displayed, praises Caraban for making the smart play rather than forcing another three, and explains why Boozer's pass decision was forced by the presence of two defenders ready for a dunk. He emphasizes how split‑second choices, clock management, and player responsibilities shaped the outcome, questioning why the game reached a point where the National Player of the Year had to make a last‑second bucket.

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Draymond Mullins. Wow. From deep, he just raised up and then said, "I'mma be honest, I really thought it was for the tie." Man, that's so cold-blooded. For Caraban to hit the 3 that he hit before and to not go try to go force up another 3, but to make the right play is why the basketball guys rewarded him. Your Caden Boozer, like everybody's gonna say, "Oh man, why do he not hold onto the ball?" But the reality is they had 2 guys up the floor for dunks wide open. If he gets the pass a half an inch higher, they're in the Final Four. Unfortunately for him, there was 10.0 seconds seconds on the game clock when they inbounded the ball, which means if he takes a 10-second violation, game off. When you're on the court, these things are happening in split seconds. You don't know— everybody's like, oh, he didn't want to shoot the free throws. I don't think it's that, because again, if, if I get this ball, game over. Why did the game ever get to that point? You got the National Player of the Year, you got to make sure he get a bucket. It shouldn't have ever even got to that point.