Fairfield goalkeeper Dion Perry called the game – from the parking lot.
Fairfield and Marist 56-56 were linked with 1.1 seconds staying in the second half on Thursday evening at Arena Leo D. Mahneyy Arena Fairfield University.
Michael Rogan of Ferfield was wandering in the ball from under his own basket, as she needed the Aals to a kind of miracle to prevent extra time.
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Fairfield goalkeeper Dion Perry was exposed to his teammates after he achieved a miracle shot that won the game. (Olivia Farzoub/Fairfield athletics)
Rogan found Perry, who returned towards Rogan to receive the pass.
Perry turned, and he took a saliva and made a prayer of about 70 feet.
The ball strikes only the network.
This was followed by Pandemonium, where Perry was submitted by teammates and fans who stormed the court.
Perry was raised in the air over the shoulders of his colleagues while the rulers tried to restore the regime to the place, and blow their whistles in a feverish way.
It was an appropriate end of the tied game 11 different times with 10 bullets changes, as it was back and forth throughout the night between the competitors of the metro conference in the Atlantic.
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Fairfield goalkeeper Dion Perry celebrates his teammates after he has achieved an unlikely shot in the game. (Olivia Farzoub/Fairfield athletics)
Perry played only 19 minutes in the Stags 59-56 victory, but he led the team to scoring with 19 to 6-14 points. The Fairfield player was the only to be in double numbers in the registration.
Jimmy Bergns and the Prophet Johnson got nine points in the victory, while Biton Smith added eight points to Ferfield.
For Marest, Josh Baskarili and Jadine Collins Roberts lead the road. PASCARELLI scored 15 points in fire from 6 to 13 while Collens-Roberts added 10 points in the loss for Red Foxes.
The winner of the Miracle's Miracle Marist gave his second loss in Maac Play, and his fourth loss in general in the season.
Marest fell to 16-4 (9-2 in Maac) with a tragic loss to Fairfield and will look forward to the bounce against Iyuna on Saturday at 7 pm East time.
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Fairfield improved 9-14 (5-7 in Maac) and will look to carry their momentum when they host the rival Sacred Heart heart at 7 pm.
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