Your heart will go on … UK game-winner gets ‘Titanic’ treatment
What’s better than a come-from-behind win at home won on a play in the final seconds?
Watching it again set to the music of “My Heart Will Go On” by Celine Dion from the movie “Titanic.”
Kentucky somehow wins!!!!!
— TITANIC HOOPS (@TitanicHoops) January 31, 2018
Quade Green's coast-to-coast game winning layup is even better with Titanic music!!!! A thrilling win for @KentuckyMBB!!! #BBN
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Quade Green’s layup gets the treatment from the Twitter account @TitanicHoops, which declares in its profile “Great moments in (mainly) basketball history are even better with Titanic music!”
While amusing, there is also a dark side to this account from a Kentucky fan’s standpoint. It also declares itself “President of the Luke Maye 4 National Player of the Year fan club.” Maye hit the shot that helped North Carolina knock Kentucky out of the NCAA Tournament last year.
I just really like Luke Maye. https://t.co/ClwIWM0gXo
— TITANIC HOOPS (@TitanicHoops) December 4, 2017
Kentucky defeated Vanderbilt 83-81 in overtime Tuesday night after an improbable comeback from down five points with less than 30 seconds to go in regulation.
Jared Peck: 859-231-1333, @JPSaysHere
This story was originally published January 31, 2018 at 9:50 AM with the headline "Your heart will go on … UK game-winner gets ‘Titanic’ treatment."