One Shining Moment 2019

CBSNCAABy Matt Clapp on 04/09/2019

After the fantastic college basketball national championship game between Texas Tech and Virginia, CBS showed off their annual ‘One Shining Moment’ montage, featuring the voice of Luther Vandross.

The three-minute montage has highlights of key moments from the 2019 NCAA Tournament, as well as some great calls from Jim Nantz, Kevin Harlan, and Ian Eagle (such as Eagle’s terrific “Fletcher Magee is not human!” call).

Here it is:

One Shining Moment, 2019 Edition pic.twitter.com/dBKjkBdQut

— CBS Sports (@CBSSports) April 9, 2019

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