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Geno Auriemma hit a one-handed underhand half-court shot like it was nothing

The celebration was equally great.

The Women’s Final Four kicks off in Dallas on Friday and Geno Auriemma has his UConn Huskies there for the 10th straight time. After the team’s practice on Thursday, Geno got in a shot of his own. One-handed, underhand, from half-court. While the shot is impressive, it’s the celebration that seals the deal for me.

UConn is currently 36-0 and will play Mississippi State on Friday night in the national semifinals. UConn will look to extend its 111 game winning streak and play for its fifth straight National Championship.

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