Houston heads to the line for a one-and-one, trailing by one, after this foul on Flagg.

 Houston heads to the line for a one-and-one, trailing by one, after this foul on Flagg. 

Houston heads to the line for a one-and-one, trailing by one, after this foul on Flagg. pic.twitter.com/xYkvA3vx1x

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The X post captures a critical moment in the 2025 NCAA Men's Basketball Final Four game between Duke and Houston, where a controversial foul call on Duke's Cooper Flagg with 19 seconds left allowed Houston to take the lead via free throws, ultimately contributing to Duke's 70-67 loss.

 Cooper Flagg, a Duke freshman and AP Men's Basketball Player of the Year, was central to the play; the call sparked debate as replays suggested minimal contact, with some arguing Houston's J'Wan Roberts initiated the contact while boxing out.

This game marked Houston's first National Championship appearance since 1984, driven by coach Kelvin Sampson, whose tenure has revitalized the program with significant facility upgrades and a 34-4 season record in the Big 12.