Watch: Buzzer-Beaters Are Even Better When the Call Is in Icelandic

The shot was cool, the announcer’s call was even better.

March Madness—or, as they’d call it, Mars brjálæði—has hit Iceland. 

Haukar’s Kari Jonsson hit a buzzer-beater from the opposite free-throw to beat Keflavik on Tuesday to take a commanding 2–0 lead in the best-of-five playoff series. The shot was cool, the announcer’s call was even better. 

Hey @SportsCenter I think we have a number one for you. This happened in Iceland last night. The game winning buzzer in Game 2 of the playoffs. PM for great TV quality. We have copyright of this. pic.twitter.com/4Up2xcWE1v

— Subway Körfuboltakvöld (@korfuboltakvold) March 21, 2018

I’d hazard a guess that the man behind the microphone is a Keflavik fan because “nei” is Icelandic for no. 

Jonsson spent last season playing for Drexel University in Philadelphia but left the team this fall to turn pro. That seems like a good decision, since he’s now the leading scorer for first-place Haukar.