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Not close to equivalent to the Tiger Woods shot where the ball stops and slowly turns over, the camera pans in, and Nike gets free advertising from its logo blasted all around the world.
 
But I'd like to think this was Tominaga giving us one last knod. Captivating the in-house crowd with his shooting, then captivating the TV crowd with his charisma, and then finally captivating the internet crowd with his pause, shot, no look, and then the camera captures it... "Nebraska" on the jersey.
 
Thank you, Keisei. You did it for the game. But you mean so much more to this program. 私たちはあなたを愛してます。

Still trying to figure out why Fred would name Jim Phelan the coach of the year...

Not close to equivalent to the Tiger Woods shot where the ball stops and slowly turns over, the camera pans in, and Nike gets free advertising from its logo blasted all around the world.
 
But I'd like to think this was Tominaga giving us one last knod. Captivating the in-house crowd with his shooting, then captivating the TV crowd with his charisma, and then finally captivating the internet crowd with his pause, shot, no look, and then the camera captures it... "Nebraska" on the jersey.
 
Thank you, Keisei. You did it for the game. But you mean so much more to this program. 私たちはあなたを愛してます。

No regerts.

No regerts.

Not close to equivalent to the Tiger Woods shot where the ball stops and slowly turns over, the camera pans in, and Nike gets free advertising from its logo blasted all around the world.
 
But I'd like to think this was Tominaga giving us one last knod. Captivating the in-house crowd with his shooting, then captivating the TV crowd with his charisma, and then finally captivating the internet crowd with his pause, shot, no look, and then the camera captures it... "Nebraska" on the jersey.
 
Thank you, Keisei. You did it for the game. But you mean so much more to this program. 私たちはあなたを愛してます。

Not close to equivalent to the Tiger Woods shot where the ball stops and slowly turns over, the camera pans in, and Nike gets free advertising from its logo blasted all around the world.
 
But I'd like to think this was Tominaga giving us one last knod. Captivating the in-house crowd with his shooting, then captivating the TV crowd with his charisma, and then finally captivating the internet crowd with his pause, shot, no look, and then the camera captures it... "Nebraska" on the jersey.
 
Thank you, Keisei. You did it for the game. But you mean so much more to this program. 私たちはあなたを愛してます。

Did you not watch the team this last season??

When you're not at the top and it's not in alphabetical order...
 

Many boats have two masts. Rienk is the mainsail, Morgan is the headsail.
 

Not close to equivalent to the Tiger Woods shot where the ball stops and slowly turns over, the camera pans in, and Nike gets free advertising from its logo blasted all around the world.
 
But I'd like to think this was Tominaga giving us one last knod. Captivating the in-house crowd with his shooting, then captivating the TV crowd with his charisma, and then finally captivating the internet crowd with his pause, shot, no look, and then the camera captures it... "Nebraska" on the jersey.
 
Thank you, Keisei. You did it for the game. But you mean so much more to this program. 私たちはあなたを愛してます。

No regerts.

Not close to equivalent to the Tiger Woods shot where the ball stops and slowly turns over, the camera pans in, and Nike gets free advertising from its logo blasted all around the world.
 
But I'd like to think this was Tominaga giving us one last knod. Captivating the in-house crowd with his shooting, then captivating the TV crowd with his charisma, and then finally captivating the internet crowd with his pause, shot, no look, and then the camera captures it... "Nebraska" on the jersey.
 
Thank you, Keisei. You did it for the game. But you mean so much more to this program. 私たちはあなたを愛してます。

Not close to equivalent to the Tiger Woods shot where the ball stops and slowly turns over, the camera pans in, and Nike gets free advertising from its logo blasted all around the world.
 
But I'd like to think this was Tominaga giving us one last knod. Captivating the in-house crowd with his shooting, then captivating the TV crowd with his charisma, and then finally captivating the internet crowd with his pause, shot, no look, and then the camera captures it... "Nebraska" on the jersey.
 
Thank you, Keisei. You did it for the game. But you mean so much more to this program. 私たちはあなたを愛してます。

Not close to equivalent to the Tiger Woods shot where the ball stops and slowly turns over, the camera pans in, and Nike gets free advertising from its logo blasted all around the world.
 
But I'd like to think this was Tominaga giving us one last knod. Captivating the in-house crowd with his shooting, then captivating the TV crowd with his charisma, and then finally captivating the internet crowd with his pause, shot, no look, and then the camera captures it... "Nebraska" on the jersey.
 
Thank you, Keisei. You did it for the game. But you mean so much more to this program. 私たちはあなたを愛してます。

Not close to equivalent to the Tiger Woods shot where the ball stops and slowly turns over, the camera pans in, and Nike gets free advertising from its logo blasted all around the world.
 
But I'd like to think this was Tominaga giving us one last knod. Captivating the in-house crowd with his shooting, then captivating the TV crowd with his charisma, and then finally captivating the internet crowd with his pause, shot, no look, and then the camera captures it... "Nebraska" on the jersey.
 
Thank you, Keisei. You did it for the game. But you mean so much more to this program. 私たちはあなたを愛してます。

Not close to equivalent to the Tiger Woods shot where the ball stops and slowly turns over, the camera pans in, and Nike gets free advertising from its logo blasted all around the world.
 
But I'd like to think this was Tominaga giving us one last knod. Captivating the in-house crowd with his shooting, then captivating the TV crowd with his charisma, and then finally captivating the internet crowd with his pause, shot, no look, and then the camera captures it... "Nebraska" on the jersey.
 
Thank you, Keisei. You did it for the game. But you mean so much more to this program. 私たちはあなたを愛してます。

Still trying to figure out why Fred would name Jim Phelan the coach of the year...

Not close to equivalent to the Tiger Woods shot where the ball stops and slowly turns over, the camera pans in, and Nike gets free advertising from its logo blasted all around the world.
 
But I'd like to think this was Tominaga giving us one last knod. Captivating the in-house crowd with his shooting, then captivating the TV crowd with his charisma, and then finally captivating the internet crowd with his pause, shot, no look, and then the camera captures it... "Nebraska" on the jersey.
 
Thank you, Keisei. You did it for the game. But you mean so much more to this program. 私たちはあなたを愛してます。

Still trying to figure out why Fred would name Jim Phelan the coach of the year...

Watch Tominaga sit at 17 and let the clock run down for 1 more shot.

Still trying to figure out why Fred would name Jim Phelan the coach of the year...