Never underestimate how unpredictable college basketball can be.
With 12 seconds left in the game Siena was leading Marist 64-60 and the Red Foxes needed two possessions to win the game.
What happened in those final 12 seconds was heartbreak for Siena as Marist put together one heck of a rally.
Here's the video: Thanks NCAA College Basketball:
Here's post game and more highlights. Thanks Red Fox Network
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Saturday, February 15, 2014
Thursday, February 13, 2014
BUZZER BEATER: Iona's A.J. English's Deep 3 A Game Winner
An exciting Thursday night in New Rochelle, New York.
With time running out and the St. Peter's/Iona game tied at 59 the Gaels had one last shot to win it.
Iona's A.J. English took the big shot and hit it.
Thanks IonaGaels:
Your final Iona 62, St. Peter's 59.
English would finish with seven points. Mike Poole led in the scoring column for Iona with 13 points.
With time running out and the St. Peter's/Iona game tied at 59 the Gaels had one last shot to win it.
Iona's A.J. English took the big shot and hit it.
Thanks IonaGaels:
Your final Iona 62, St. Peter's 59.
English would finish with seven points. Mike Poole led in the scoring column for Iona with 13 points.
Sunday, February 9, 2014
BUZZER BEATER DENIED: Rhamel Brown Saves Game With Blocked Shot At The Buzzer For Manhattan
Among all NCAA active NCAA Division I players Rhamel Brown of Manhattan is the leader in blocked shots with 333.
And Rayvon Harris of Niagara challenged Brown at the end of the game.
Harris took in the inbounds pass and looked to go the length of the floor for the game winner for the Purple Eagles only to be denied by Brown at the buzzer.
Here's the video.
Thanks ManhattanJaspers:
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Brown led the Jaspers with 22 points, six rebounds and 6 blocks in the Jaspers 78-77 win over the Purple Eagles. The last one was huge.
And Rayvon Harris of Niagara challenged Brown at the end of the game.
Harris took in the inbounds pass and looked to go the length of the floor for the game winner for the Purple Eagles only to be denied by Brown at the buzzer.
Here's the video.
Thanks ManhattanJaspers:
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Brown led the Jaspers with 22 points, six rebounds and 6 blocks in the Jaspers 78-77 win over the Purple Eagles. The last one was huge.
Sunday, January 19, 2014
WHAT A FINISH: Two Treys In 10 Seconds Lift Monmouth Past Canisius
This was an unbelievable 10 seconds for Monmouth's Andrew Nicholas who nailed a pair of three point baskets to lead the Hawks to a 83-82 win over Canisius.
Watch and enjoy.
Thanks MonmouthHawks
"We were very fortunate for Baron to miss that free throw," Nicholas said.
Canisius' Billy Baron is a 92 percent free throw shooter and missed the front end of the one and one to set up the game winner for Nicholas.
"I was expecting Deon [Jones] to drive and get to the basket, but two went to him, so I spotted up, double-pumped it, and somehow it went in. It was very fortunate." Nicholas said.
“That kid Nicholas stepped up when they needed him to." Canisius head coach Jim Baron said.
"We made some tough, tough shots down the stretch today." Monmouth head coach King Rice said. "It was a total team effort, from being in practice, to our guys on the floor and then to the fans for staying with us today when we got down. It's all starting to come together."
Yes that's the same King Rice that was a point guard for Dean Smith at North Carolina in the early 90's.
As for Andrew Nicholas he's a hero in West Long Branch, New Jersey. Nicholas finished with a game high 28 points, 18 coming in the second half.
What a finish for the Monmouth Hawks
Watch and enjoy.
Thanks MonmouthHawks
"We were very fortunate for Baron to miss that free throw," Nicholas said.
Canisius' Billy Baron is a 92 percent free throw shooter and missed the front end of the one and one to set up the game winner for Nicholas.
"I was expecting Deon [Jones] to drive and get to the basket, but two went to him, so I spotted up, double-pumped it, and somehow it went in. It was very fortunate." Nicholas said.
“That kid Nicholas stepped up when they needed him to." Canisius head coach Jim Baron said.
"We made some tough, tough shots down the stretch today." Monmouth head coach King Rice said. "It was a total team effort, from being in practice, to our guys on the floor and then to the fans for staying with us today when we got down. It's all starting to come together."
Yes that's the same King Rice that was a point guard for Dean Smith at North Carolina in the early 90's.
As for Andrew Nicholas he's a hero in West Long Branch, New Jersey. Nicholas finished with a game high 28 points, 18 coming in the second half.
What a finish for the Monmouth Hawks
Thursday, January 9, 2014
BUZZER BEATER: Desi Washington's Catch - And - Shoot 3 Lifts The Peacocks Past The Stags
Today Desi Washington is proud as a peacock with this catch and shoot three to give St. Peter's a 56-55 win over Fairfield
Washington finished with seven points. The Peacocks were led in scoring by Trevis Wyche with 12 points.
Washington finished with seven points. The Peacocks were led in scoring by Trevis Wyche with 12 points.
Friday, January 13, 2012
OSG Buzzer Beater: Miracle For Manhattan, Andujar's 3-Pointer With 1 Second Left Is A Winner For Jaspers
On the way to New Rochelle, NY to play MAAC rival Iona the bus transporting the Manhattan basketball team broke down. The Jaspers arrived to the game a typical of New York City, in taxis.
With eight minutes left in the game Manhattan was down 17 points to the Gaels but rallied to tie the game at 72 with the ball with one second left.
Manhattan had a chance to shoot down Iona and Jasper freshman forward Emmy Andujar seized the moment draining a 3 point shot with one second left to win it 75-72.
Here's the highlights from what appears to be two cameras attached to the roof. (Thanks Jaspervision)
Andujar finished with 17 points. George Beamon lead the Jaspers with 21 points.
With eight minutes left in the game Manhattan was down 17 points to the Gaels but rallied to tie the game at 72 with the ball with one second left.
Manhattan had a chance to shoot down Iona and Jasper freshman forward Emmy Andujar seized the moment draining a 3 point shot with one second left to win it 75-72.
Here's the highlights from what appears to be two cameras attached to the roof. (Thanks Jaspervision)
Andujar finished with 17 points. George Beamon lead the Jaspers with 21 points.
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