Tony Parker has been there before.

With the game on the line and France in desperate need of another group win, Parker knocked down a stepback jumper from the left wing with 31 seconds left to give the French a 76-75 lead over Serbia.

Parker and France held on during a wild sequence in the final half minute.

Here's a look at the ice-cold shot:

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We've all seen Parker do this before. He's past his prime now but in the Olympics and representing one's country seems to be bringing the best out of a lot of these NBA players.

France had been running its offense through Nande de Colo for most of the second half while this clutch jumper gave Parker just six points for the game. France disappointingly got blown out by Australia in its first game of the Olympics but has since bounced back with a pair of wins.

Parker and France play Venezuela tomorrow night. With a win France will likely secure a top three finish in Group A, which would help them avoid Team USA until a potential gold medal game.