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Alabama outlasted Arkansas basketball in an offensive clinic that required 10 extra minutes and included a blown double-digit lead In the highest-scoring SEC game of the season, the Crimson Tide (19-7 ...

There's a pretty wide disparity between the perception and reality of "clutch" basketball. We tend to believe it's almost genetic: some players and teams have a clutch instinct, while others don't.