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11/22/08
COLLEGE PARK (AP) - With 17 seconds left, Maryland huddled together to come up with a play that would produce the 3-pointer to force overtime and prevent Vermont from pulling off an upset. Find Us On Facebook
Eric Hayes and Jin Soo Lim were possible options, but Greivis Vasquez made it clear he was going to be the one to let it fly. "I said, 'They're either going to love me or they're really going to hate me,"' Vasquez said. "I'm taking the shot. If I miss it, it's on me." Vasquez nailed the 3-pointer from the right side with 6 seconds left, and Maryland presented coach Gary Williams his 400th...
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