2005: No. 14 Bucknell over No. 3 Kansas 64-63

NCAA Vault - Relive history by team, year, game or moment using the new interactive play-by-play timeline - http://goo.gl/u8xnKG - The Bucknell Bison, content to even be in the tournament, faced a strong Kansas squad fueled by Wayne Simien and his impressive 24 points. However, in the end, the Jayhawks found themselves at the mercy of the Bison, as Bucknell squeaked one past Kansas 64-63 in one of the biggest NCAA tournament upsets ever.

Comments

1. That final shot was so close. The coach's son - Number 11 - who bricked his FT would've been haunted by that. Wow.
2. that face said it all
3. I think two shots and the ball on a breakaway foul is ridiculous. Give them the two points and that's it.
4. clicked on this video because the guy on the video cover looks like poot from the wire
5. love upsets
6. The Laettner shot at the end - but this one didn't go in...
7. Good old predictable Kansas- choking early.
8. John Barkley don't forget the UNI Panthers
9. Omg 2:47 LOL😂
10. THIS is what NCAA Basketball is all about. I don't care who you recruit, or how unstoppable you are. You can still get beat.
11. I love how the Kansas players just ran to the locker room after the game.... no hand shakes, not even a "nice job, Bucknell" Stay classy, Gayhawks
12. Bucknell Bradley vcu thanks
13. If a defensive player isn't making a play on the ball (and instead is making a play on the offensive player), it is an intentional foul. As you can see, Charles Lee clearly isn't going for the ball, and is instead trying to prevent an easy lay-up by stopping the offensive player. RAY BUCKNELL!
14. Well, basically, it's you intentionally hitting him, instead of accidentally swatting someone shooting.
15. Can someone explain an "intentional foul". Aren't all fouls at the end of a game intentional? Why don't those to extend a game give 2 shots and possession?
16. RAY BUCKNELL
17. go bison alright