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VIDEO: Derrick Rose Beats The Buzzer Again

This is starting to become a common thing for Derrick Rose. On Sunday, Rose beat the buzzer twice in one game, coming in back-to-back quarters. You can watch videos of those here.

He was back at it again on Thursday, and this time he beat the halftime buzzer in ridiculous fashion. While his two buzzer beaters on Sunday were pretty standard shots, this one was far from normal.

Instead, Rose saw time winding down in the second quarter of Thursday night's matchup between the Chicago Bulls and Orlando Magic, and let one fly from deep. He didn't pull up or get set, instead opting to unleash a deep runner from way beyond the arc. Of course it was good.

And if you’re looking for a GIF from the reverse angle, we’ve got that too.

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