We’ve had it all on the first day of March Madness – flying shoes, coaches falling off stools, controversial goaltending calls, overtime games, and now the very literal definition of a buzzer beater. NC State’s Beejay Anya had to have some help from above to keep this shot from spilling out with just one tenth of a second on the clock. It was the fifth one point game of the day as NC State beat LSU 66-65 thanks to the big man’s feather touch. Brian Anderson and Steve Smith had the call…
Anya’s jump hook capped off a 16 point second half comeback for the Wolfpack aided by six consecutive missed free throws by LSU. It’s #FreeThrowAwarenessMonth for good reason.

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