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DOTD: Watch Tony Carr Crush The Dreams Of No. 13 Ohio State

Sophomore guard Tony Carr was not to be denied on the road against No. 13 Ohio State Thursday night. He not only took over the offensive production of the Nittany Lions for most of the game, but did so efficiently — Carr went 10 of 14 from the field for 28 points, adding 5 assists and 5 rebounds.

But the three most important points of the night came as time expired. The Philly native handed Ohio State its first Big Ten loss of the season with a 40-foot bank shot, sending Penn State to only its third victory in Columbus since joining the Big Ten. The crowd was stunned as the Penn State bench converged on Carr:

As one fan pointed out, Carr his that one from basically Lake Erie.

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Carr’s game-winner came just seconds after Keita Bates-Diop drained a deep three to tie the game up with just 5 seconds left. This win will certainly breathe some life into Pat Chambers’ team, as the Nittany Lions moved to 4-5 in the Big Ten. Tony Carr has the clutch gene for sure, and we could get used to watching Penn State upset Ohio State in dramatic fashion…

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Derek Bannister

Derek is a senior majoring in Economics and History. He is legally required to tell you that he's from right outside of Philly. Email Derek compliments and dad-jokes at [email protected].

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