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Steph Curry and Al Horford Were Caught Laughing At The Nets' Final Possession Vs Warriors

The Nets botched their final possession after being down to the Warriors, ultimately losing 109-106. As the buzzer sounded, a fan clip caught Steph Curry immediately bursting into tears while laughing, seeking out Al Horford who did the same. Assistant coach Terry Stotts also shared a laugh with the two. In hindsight, the Nets flub was quite comical.

By Samir Mehdi

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Houston's Kingston Flemings In Tears After Sweet 16 Exit

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Analyst Claims John Calipari Is Steering Arkansas the Right Way Despite Sweet 16 Loss

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