LOGAN — It was the single greatest shot in Utah State men’s basketball history.

By now, the players, the setting and stakes are well-known, but here is a quick refresher. Under three seconds remained in the Mountain West Conference Tournament championship game, held at the Thomas & Mack Center in Las Vegas on Saturday, March 7. Utah State star Sam Merrill had the ball just past mid-court, guarded closely by San Diego State’s KJ Feagin.

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The game was tied at 56 points apiece. All Merrill needed to do was drill a well-contested shot and he’d give the Aggies the victory, not to mention, consecutive tournament championships.

Which, of course, he did.

For a shot that will go down as the greatest in program history, lifting the Aggies to a 59-56 title-game win over the No. 5 Aztecs, one viewing is certainly not enough.

So here is another.

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And another.

And another one.

And finally, one more.

Perhaps better than all the videos, though, was this call made by 1280theZone’s Scott Garrard.

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