The Most Iconic Moment of the 2015 NCAA Tournament Has Already Happened

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Georgia State basketball coach Ron Hunter injured his Achilles tendon celebrating the team’s conference championship victory Sunday, so he was coaching Thursday against Baylor while scooting around on a little wheeled stool.*

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Unfortunately, Georgia State’s underdog team trailed Baylor by 12 points with less than three minutes left to play. But then a Georgia State player named R.J. Hunter scored nine straight points. One of his teammates made a free throw. And with three seconds left, R.J. Hunter made a long, long, long, mythically long three-pointer to give Georgia State an upset, comeback victory. But that's not even the best part. The best part is: Ron Hunter is R.J. Hunter’s father! R.J. Hunter is Ron Hunter’s son!
Watch Ron’s reaction to his son’s shot:
And lo, by the time Ron hit the ground, the Hunter family had passed into March legend.

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Go crazy, Georgia State. Go crazy!

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*Correction, March 19, 2015: This post originally misstated that Ron Hunter tore his ACL.