It ain’t over ’til it’s over… something Democrats learned the hard way election night.
Kentucky fans went from wild euphoria to bitter disappointment in a split second Monday night when their Wildcats capped off a late comeback bid against the North Carolina Tar Heels in an Elite Eight match up.
Kentucky tied the game with a dramatic three-pointer with seconds to go… but no sooner did the celebration begin when the Tar Heels raced the ball down court and scored the winning basket with just .3 seconds remaining.
Wow, talk about excitement!
…unless you were a Kentucky fan, of course.
(Click and drag on the screen to move around the room.)
Here’s another angle from outside the sport bar capturing the crestfallen reaction:
UK fans at the Tin Roof react in the seconds before the game expires. #Limestone #BBN pic.twitter.com/xXwk7YKw15
— HLpublicsafety (@HLpublicsafety) March 26, 2017
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