Deron Williams's jumper lifts Jazz over Thunder in OT

This past Tuesday, the Utah Jazz (51-28) beat Oklahoma City Thunder (48-30) in a playoff-intensity game. Several players of both teams had a great game, Kevin Durant of the Thunder, finished with 45 points and 7 rebounds, and his teammate Russell Westbrook added 27 points and 9 assists. Meanwhile, Carlos Boozer of the Jazz, finished with 28 points and 15 rebounds, but it was Deron Williams' night. He had a career-high 42 points, 10 assists, and he hit the game-winning shot.

With four games left of the regular Season, both teams are currently fighting for a better spot in the Western Conference. Jazz were up by 13 points in the fourth quarter, but Kevin Durant took over, leading his team to a comeback. During the last possession, Durant was forced to pass the ball to Jeff Green, who hit a three-point shot to tie the game up. The game went to overtime as both teams continued putting up a fight, until Deron Williams hit the game-winning jumper with 1.1 seconds left.

However, Thunder took a timeout, and inbounded the ball to Kevin Durant who attempted a three-point shot. Replays showed that CJ Miles had fouled Durant as he went up for the shot, but there was no foul called. NBA President, League and Basketball Operations, issued a statement on Wednesday admitting that the referee missed the foul on Durant: "On the final play of last night’s Oklahoma City-Utah game, the officials missed a foul committed by the Jazz’s C.J. Miles on the Thunder’s Kevin Durant during a three-point shot attempt.”

This game will definitely impact the final Standings of the Western Conference, but regardless, it will be a night to remember. Here’s a video of the last 5 seconds of OT, which includes Deron Williams`game-winner, and the foul on Durant.