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Half Court Shot
http://www.wkrn.com/story/24405597/belmo...ee-tuition

A tad unrelated, but this is a pretty crazy story about a Belmont student hitting the half court shot for free tuition TWICE! I see this kid dancing and jumping around every home game, so I laughed when I saw his picture in this article...

A couple things stuck out to me here...

1) This kid got to shoot two separate times? You think after he nailed one shot and taking Belmont for 13K, that the school would never let him shoot again....Good for him...

2) I'd love to know how they choose kids for this...

3) Lets assume he never did get to shoot before the two tries or ever again...this kid is 2 for 2 in half court shots...what are the odds? That's pretty ridiculous...

4) 26K to go to Belmont for a year....Wow...

Congrats to J.T. Faircloth
01-09-2014 04:17 PM
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