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Russ Smith takes a trip to the moon

The Louisville guard saw an opening, and slammed one home over Kentucky’s Julius Randle.

Andy Lyons

In the battle for the state of Kentucky, it was Louisville guard Russ Smith showing the Wildcats what it means to fly. Julius Randle has had a dominant game, but couldn't stop Smith's acrobatic leap to the rim:

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Russ-diculous, indeed.

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