Who do you want taking the last shot in the NCAA Tourney?

• SportsAndLady

  

  Some interesting "clutch" players this year.
  
  Here's my choices of most clutch in the field this year:
  
  Da'Sean Butler
  Sherron Collins
  John Wall
  Evan Turner
  
  To me, those 4 guys have made huge shots all year long and in the past when needed in clutch time.
  
  Who you taking?
• wildcats20

  

  As of right now....Butler.
  
  But I wouldn't mind any one of the 4.
• GOONx19

  

  Da'Sean Butler.
  
  Butler, Collins, and Turner are all gonna knock down the big shots. In my mind, John Wall's going to the rim.
• Scarlet_Fever

  

  I picked Turner because I'd be happy with any of them and Turner plays for OSU.
• mallymal614

  Evan
• se-alum

  

  I chose Butler.
• Benny The Jet

  

  No Kyle Madson?!?! The hell?!?! haha
• killer_ewok

  

  Da'Sean Butler
• queencitybuckeye

  Turner, as that means tOSU is in the final.
• GOONx19

  

  ccrunner609 wrote: Quincy Acy from Baylor leads the country in FG % at 70% so I would prolly take him.

  Quincy Acy hasn't attempted a three all year. You better hope he gets his shot inside ten feet.
• centralbucksfan

  Turner...he is the most versatile of all the players. He has the ability at 6'7" to pull up over the defense and take it to the rim as well get to the FT line. Can do it all.
• Swamp Fox

  I don't care who it is as long as he is wearing a Buckeye uniform. I went out on a huge limb and picked them in one of my NCAA Bracket Contests.
• hoops23

  

  Evan or Butler..
  
  But I voted for Evan because he's a Buckeye.
• september63

  

  I chose other. Took Kobe Bryant.
• reclegend22

  

  Jon Scheyer or Kyle Singler.
  
  Scheyer might be having a tough game, but he's money when the game is on the line in Winning Time. It's a mistake to leave him off this list.
• trackandccrunner

  John Scheyer.
• ts1227

  

  Armon Bassett.
  
  but honestly, I've never seen anything like Turner's hit against UM in the tournament. That fucker was pure from 35 feet, and he absolutely knew it.
• Phog Allen

  Give me Sherron Collins! Dude has been taking and making big shots and plays since his freshman year. He will lead KU to the national title this season and the Jayhawks will need a big shot from him at least once during their run to the title!
• hoops23

  

  Whoa! The ghost of hank24 has shown up!
• SportsAndLady

  

  centralbucksfan wrote: Turner...he is the most versatile of all the players. He has the ability at 6'7" to pull up over the defense and take it to the rim as well get to the FT line. Can do it all.

  All those players can pull it up over the defense and take it to the rim..
• swamisez

  

  Trevon Hughes would probably make a short list as well.
• centralbucksfan

  SportsAndLady wrote:

  centralbucksfan wrote: Turner...he is the most versatile of all the players. He has the ability at 6'7" to pull up over the defense and take it to the rim as well get to the FT line. Can do it all.

  All those players can pull it up over the defense and take it to the rim..

  Contrary to what you think, NO, not all can get into the lane, stop and pull up over a defender thats in their jock, and not with the efficiency that Turner does. Turners size, along with having the skills he has, is what seperates him from most everyone else. That is why he is the BEST player in college hoops today. I have heard more opposing colleges talk about his size, and how he is able to pull up over defenses as well as get to AND finish at the rim. All are clutch...but I have yet to see any of the above take over games down the stretch and do what Turner has done on numerous occasions.
  Butler would be my second choice.
• GOONx19

  

  In the last two minutes and overtimes of games this season, not including the SEC tournament:
  John Wall shoots 60%, with 62 points in 66 minutes and just four turnovers.
• cbus4life

  Matt Sylvester.
• gorocks99

  

  Blake Hoffarber