Braylon Mullins Was a Natural in the Role of Hometown Hero -- and UConn Wrote a Perfect Script for Him

Braylon Mullins was a natural in the role of hometown hero -- and UConn wrote a perfect script for him

Mullins delivered a memorable encore to his Elite Eight game-winner at the Final Four on Saturday night, thanks to an elite machine around him

Exclusive interview with Braylon Mullins after Final Four win

Exclusive interview with Braylon Mullins after Final Four INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Greenfield native and UConn freshman guard Braylon Mullins had another great performance, scoring 15 points in the Huskies’ Final Four victory against Illinois. Sports 8’s Angela Moryan caught up with Mullins after the win. Mullins was named Indiana Mr. Basketball in the 2024-25 season. Watch the interview in the video above.

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