Favorite play of the season?

[Kitaman]

I'm too old to recall, so I lean on others. Last year I felt it was AJ's steal, behind the back dunk. I'm struggling this year, mainly because we were so deliberate and methodical, but I know some damn good plays exists.

What was your favorite play this season?

 

[Tenspro2002]

I'm having a hard time identifying a favorite, but one recent one comes to mind, during our 30-0 run against Illinois, when Newton fired a nearly no-look pass to a streaking Karaban perfectly at the rim, who caught it and dunked while getting fouled. This was the play that produced the meme shot of our fan in the Boston crowd.

My favorite genre of play was any time Spencer snaked his way into the lane and faked out multiple guys with about 10-20 inches of vertical leap on him and laid it in.

 

[HuskyHoosier]

probably recency bias here - but Castle getting two offensive rebounds and finishing with Edey right there.

 

[HailUConn]

Too many to choose from, but this one from NC game is up there:

Two consecutive lobs/dunks from Tristen and Slamson are crushing blows to Edey. He displayed a utterly confused look? Like "who are these guys? or where these guys coming from"...lol

 

[UConnSwag11]

I'm too old to recall, so I lean on others. Last year I felt it was AJ's steal, behind the back dunk. I'm struggling this year, mainly because we were so deliberate and methodical, but I know some damn good plays exists.

What was your favorite play this season?

Last year mine were the baseball pass from Karaban to Jackson to Clingan alley-oop. And the Jackson backwards pass between the legs to Joey C.

This year (bc they’re more recent) the Big Don sequence against Illinois and the Castle reverse dunk against Illinois.

There’s too many backbreaking transition threes made to mention

 

[gmc1055]

Double slams by Johnson on both sides of Edy!!!!!!

 

[NEforceUConn]

The slam by Castle and simultaneously hitting the backboard in triumph was sweet.

I never saw that before and was hoping it wasn’t a technical

 

[boog204]

Can’t remember which game but there was a play against either Illinois or Bama where Cam hit Castle on a nice back door who subsequently shuffled to Cling for the dunk. Both passes were beautiful and the announcers were floored with the unselfishness.

If we’re doing just in the natty it’s the back to back alley oops or Tristen’s too small gesture to Edey.

 

[Matrim55]

Horn skip slip out of a timeout to officially end any suspense.

Our playbook is unreal.

 

[InKembaITrust]

If I remember correctly Castle had a nasty 180 alley-oop slam that got my attention.

Can't remember the game though. Somebody help me out?

 

[Skiblets]

Castles reverse dunk against the Illini was the most jaw dropping IMO

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[ctchamps]

The Tyler Kolek outstretched arm layup that Cam (who is able to read) made over Zach was one of my favorite plays in the final. Never thought Cam had a chance to score on that play.

The side shot that Tristen made over Zach. Again never thought it had a chance.

The dunks by Samson. Deflation dunks.

 

[GampelGladiator]

Karaban's three pointer to give Newton his final collegiate triple double punctuated by Gus Johnson call!!!

 

[RichCTBB]

I think it was against DePaul, but I believe we were on a run when Hassan looked at the opposing bench and called timeout for them

 

[dingaling]

One play that stands out in my head was when Cam got a rebound and called timeout before falling out of bounds to essentially seal a game earlier in the big east season. Maybe Butler?

 

[UC0NN]

Grant Nelson dunk over DC was the best play against us.

 

[superjohn]

I'm having a hard time identifying a favorite, but one recent one comes to mind, during our 30-0 run against Illinois, when Newton fired a nearly no-look pass to a streaking Karaban perfectly at the rim, who caught it and dunked while getting fouled. This was the play that produced the meme shot of our fan in the Boston crowd.

My favorite genre of play was any time Spencer snaked his way into the lane and faked out multiple guys with about 10-20 inches of vertical leap on him and laid it in.

The Tristen no look to Karaban was awesome as was Donovan's block and dunk sequence. The 30-0 run was unlike anything I've ever seen and I don't expect to ever see it again. Clingan's game against Illinois was the most dominant performance I've ever seen from a Husky and it came right off of his game against Northwestern which was ridiculously dominant.

I can't decide on favorite or most exciting play of the season but Cam was the most exciting player for me.

 

[SoCalCanine]

This is easy. I saw them run my favorite play at the end of most games this year. It's called "Andrew Hurley dribbles out the game clock". Man, I love that play!

 

[TheShot1990]

There's so many but during the epic 30-0 run, Illinois though they were finally going to get some relief when Cling took a breather and then Slamson had this epic rejection:

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The Ilini were broken after this.

 

[UC0NN]

Agreed, DCs games against NW and ILL were the 2 most dominant performances I've ever seen from Uconn in the tourney.

 

[KembaRunner]

I'm having a hard time identifying a favorite, but one recent one comes to mind, during our 30-0 run against Illinois, when Newton fired a nearly no-look pass to a streaking Karaban perfectly at the rim, who caught it and dunked while getting fouled. This was the play that produced the meme shot of our fan in the Boston crowd.

My favorite genre of play was any time Spencer snaked his way into the lane and faked out multiple guys with about 10-20 inches of vertical leap on him and laid it in.

That play gave us this gif. Priceless. Btw, met her in PHX. She’s wacky and a huge fan.

 

[aceboon]

Can’t remember which game but there was a play against either Illinois or Bama where Cam hit Castle on a nice back door who subsequently shuffled to Cling for the dunk. Both passes were beautiful and the announcers were floored with the unselfishness.

If we’re doing just in the natty it’s the back to back alley oops or Tristen’s too small gesture to Edey.

vs. San Diego St, 8:35 mark

 

[KembaRunner]

Karaban's three pointer to give Newton his final collegiate triple double punctuated by Gus Johnson call!!!
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Karaban's three pointer to give Newton his final collegiate triple double punctuated by Gus Johnson call!!!

Epic play- was so happy

 

[KembaRunner]

one of my favs was Slamsons ridiculous travel for a dunk where he took like 5 steps.

But really the best is impossible to say. One nobody has mentioned was Diarra’s wide open 3 from the corner where he took a dribble like a free throw. Was that the elite 8?

 

[boog204]

vs. San Diego St, 8:35 mark

That one!