UConn’s Alex Karaban turns heads with his post after another Final Four berth

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UConn’s Alex Karaban turns heads with his post after another Final Four berth

Originally posted on Larry Brown Sports | By Rex Villas | Last updated Mar 30, 2026 9:59 AM ET

Alex Karaban is going back to a familiar territory in the NCAA Tournament.

For the third time in four seasons, Karaban and the No. 2 seed UConn Huskies are headed to the Final Four after a miraculous 73-72 come-from-behind win over the No. 1 seed Duke Blue Devils on Sunday at Capital One Arena in Washington, D.C.

Following the win, Karaban made a flex on social media as he celebrated another Final Four berth.

“3 in 4 what they gonna say now,” the senior forward wrote in a post on X.

3 in 4 what they gonna say now https://t.co/EnII2yvuHi
— Alex Karaban (@AlexKaraban) March 30, 2026

That post has since drawn over a hundred comments and thousands of likes.

You and mullins sure can pick the perfect moments to hit your only threes of the game. That was awesome. Let’s get number 7
— C. Peterson (@chrisnpeterson) March 30, 2026

The impact you have on this team goes way beyond scoring. Much appreciated @AlexKaraban
— Huskymania (@uchoopsfan1) March 30, 2026

Go get the 3rd national championship Cap!! pic.twitter.com/bnNTIdUEQr
— BW22 (@BW22__) March 30, 2026

My next child will be named Alex Karaban Daniel Hurley Braylon Mullins Tarris Reed
— Matt (@mattdotbuild) March 30, 2026

Karaban is going after all-time March Madness greatness. His dream of becoming a three-time NCAA Tournament champion remains alive, thanks to the win over Duke.

While most attention has been on Braylon Mullins for his game-winner, Karaban deserves praise as well. He made a big 3-pointer with under a minute left in the second half that cut the Blue Devils’ lead down to a point and helped set up Mullins’ heroic dagger.

Karaban also assisted on Mullins’ shot, so his fingerprints were all over that win by the Huskies, even though he only scored 5 points on a salty 2/10 shooting in the game.

UConn will look to take another step closer to a national championship when the Huskies lock horns with No. 3 seed Illinois Fighting Illini on Apr. 4 at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis, Ind.

This article first appeared on Larry Brown Sports and was syndicated with permission.

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