Even in an epic game with dozens of twists and turns, even in a long climb back from a deep deficit, there is always that one play, the moment when you know the improbable is becoming possible, and trending toward this is going to happen. I pick this 29-second span midway through the second half at Providence Wednesday night: Alex Karaban missed a layup, UConn recovered the rebound, then Braylon Mullins missed a 3-pointer, and again UConn got the ball back. After a scramble, Silas Demary Jr., as if to say enough was enough, buried his 3-point attempt from the top of the key. Now, mind you, there was still 11:31 to go and the score was still to ebb and flow, but UConn, which appeared...
