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Minnesota's miracle worker makes his second shot for the ages

Originally Published: March 15, 2008
By Pat Forde | ESPN.com

INDIANAPOLIS -- Turns out Blake Hoffarber can make history standing up, too.

The new undisputed Mr. Big Shot of March made himself a candidate for a second career ESPY late Friday night in Conseco Fieldhouse, at age 19. The Minnesota freshman won an ESPY in 2005 for hitting a tying shot from his backside in the Minnesota state high school championship game. Now, standing on his own two feet, he has put the Gophers in the Big Ten tournament semifinals and back into NCAA tournament ...

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