Saw the highlights of Wisconsin's last-second win at Virginia Tech the other night. If you missed it, "Trevon Hughes (pictured here) drove coast to coast and hit a shot from the paint with 0.9 seconds left to wreck a furious Virginia Tech rally and give the University of Wisconsin Badgers a 74-72 victory over the Hokies."
According to reports, Wisconsin "spent some of its morning shootaround at the arena working on last-second situations -- Hughes said it was the first time they'd gone over them this season -- and it paid off.
"Get it in, get it up, get it in, get it up," said Badgers coach Bo Ryan, who didn't have any timeouts left to set up a play.
In this article, Hughes says the Badgers "practiced that exact scenario at their shoot-around at Cassell Coliseum earlier in the day."
"At shoot-around at practice we assimilated it. We put 3 seconds on the clock and ran it in our shoot-around. It paid off. Practice makes perfect," said Hughes.
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