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SALT LAKE CITY — Here are more stories from the world of sports in today's From Left Field!
After hitting game-winning shot, UNC's Luke Maye is back in class
Sunday night, Luke Maye hit a game-winning shot to send the University of North Carolina to the final four in Memphis, Tennessee.
Malik Monk (@AhmadMonk) buries the three to tie the game for Kentucky...and Luke Maye (@luke_maye) comes back to win the game for UNC! pic.twitter.com/vcptdTsBtz — Chat Sports NCAA (@ChatNCAA) March 26, 2017
And by Monday, Maye was back in his 8 a.m. class in Chapel Hill, North Carolina.
It wasn't completely a normal day for Maye, though. Getting a standing ovation from your classmates has to be pretty unusual.
Blast from the past
Ryan Newman and Kyle Larson have won the last two Monster Energy NASCAR Cup races. While the two stand together in the sport's results right now, it's not the first time that's happened.
You see, here's a photo of a much younger Newman and Larson:
Shattering backboards
Usually, it takes a behemoth like Shaquille O'Neal to break a backboard. But these two high school basketball players at Hamilton High School in Los Angeles got a surprise when they were practicing their dunks:
Watch out below!
