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Andy Nesbitt

Gonzaga’s Drew Timme hilariously stopped himself from dropping a F-bomb on live TV and fans were in awe

Drew Timme Gonzaga (Organization)

Gonzaga used a wild second-half rally last night to beat Memphis, 82-78, and advance to the Sweet 16 for an incredible seventh straight season.

Leading the way was Drew Timme, who was an absolute beast in the second half when his team needed him the most. The junior forward, who always has some incredible facial hair, scored 21 of his 25 points after halftime and hit big shot after big shot down the stretch.

Right after the game Timme spoke with Andy Katz on live TV and told him about the speech he gave during to his teammates at halftime. And he did an incredible job of censoring himself.

This was great:

Now that is well done. And hilarious.

Twitter loved it.

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