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Chester Frazier and the buzzer-beater that didn’t count

May 21, 2012

A patented writeup on recent events is forthcoming from BallinEurope contributor David Hein soon, but in the meantime, the heinnews sports news bloodhound turned BiE onto this seemingly effortless, three-quarter court buzzer-beater popped by Chester Frazier for Würzburg’s s.Oliver Baskets against Ratiopharm Ulm in yesterday’s semifinal game one … too bad it was, you know, after the buzzer and all. On the other hand, Ulm won by 12 points regardless.

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Comments: 3
  1. That guy
    14 years ago

    Little correction: It was Alex King who shot the ball.

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    • That guy
      14 years ago

      I’ve just realized that you were right…

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  2. That guy
    14 years ago

    (…in naming Chester Frazier ‘n’ stuff)

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14 years ago 3 Comments EuroLeague, Morebasketball highlights, Beko BBL, buzzer beater, Chester Frazier, Germany, ratiopharm Ulm, s.Oliver Baskets
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