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Ayers recognized there may not be another stoppage to get Shirer in the game, so he stopped play to clean up a phantom wet spot on the floor to allow Shirer Jr. to check in and get his March Madness ...
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Jackson Shelstad scored 15 of his 17 points in the first half, and fifth-seeded Oregon routed No. 12 seed Liberty 81-52 on Friday night to advance to the second round of the NCAA Tournament.
Shirer only played during the final minute of the 81-52 Liberty loss in Seattle, made possible in part by the referee in question stopping the game to "fix a wet spot" so Shirer could substitute in for the action.
The Ducks open the NCAA Tournament on Friday night. Here are our March Madness first-round predictions and best bets for Liberty vs. Oregon.
The Liberty Flames got blown out in the first round of the 2025 NCAA Tournament, seeing their season end with a brutal 81-52 loss to the Oregon Ducks. Unfortunately for head coach Ritchie McKay, that may not have been the worst part of the night.
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Georgia Amoore scored 34 points, including three free throws in the final 10 seconds for fourth-seeded Kentucky, which nearly blew a 17-point fourth-quarter lead but held on for a 79-78 victory over 13th-seeded Liberty in the first round of the women’s NCAA Tournament.
JC Shirer Jr., son of beloved Christian actress Priscilla Shirer, just made his first-ever NCAA March Madness debut, a dream
While referees faking a wet spot would generally be frowned upon as getting too involved in the contest, this was a no harm, no foul moment with the game barreling toward an undeniable Oregon win. It got Shirer a very cool moment he'll be able to talk about for a lifetime.
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The coach with the best winning percentage in college basketball history won’t be anywhere near San Antonio when the Final Four rolls around next week.