Listen to Furman radio call of JP Pegues game-winning shot in March Madness upset of Virginia
The first upset of the 2023 NCAA Tournament comes at the hands of the Furman Paladins.
The 13-seeded Paladins beat the 4-seeded Virginia Cavaliers 68-67 on a JP Pegues 3-pointer with 2.4 seconds remaining on Thursday in Orlando.
Virginia's Kihei Clark made an ill-advised turnover by tossing the ball toward midcourt. Garrett Hien got credit for the steal, then passed up the floor to Pegues, who knocked down the right elbow 3-pointer.
After a timeout, Virginia's Reese Beekman heaved up a long shot that missed the rim, and the Paladins celebrated the upset.
Take a listen to the Furman radio broadcast call by Dan Scott of the final seconds, via The Fan Upstate, Audacy and Timothy Burke on Twitter:
As called by @DanScottShow on Furman Paladins radio: pic.twitter.com/nXGsnJyFxd
— Timothy Burke (@bubbaprog) March 16, 2023
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What a sequence, and what a call.
The Paladins will face the winner of College of Charleston vs. San Diego State on Saturday in Orlando.
This article originally appeared on Greenville News: Listen to Furman radio call of game-winning shot in March Madness upset
