Yep, you read that headline correctly.
C.J. Williams’ jumper off the glass in double overtime lifted the Minnesota Timberwolves 78-76 over the Golden State Warriors in Las Vegas.
The two teams each scored three points in the first overtime, forcing a “sudden death” second overtime that is decided by the first basket of the period.
Down six points heading into the fourth quarter, the Timberwolves went on a 8-0 run to take the lead. Golden State battled back, but former Dayton guard Charles Cooke was there to beat the buzzer and tie the game 73-73 to send it into overtime.