South Carolina State misses on chance to play in NCAA Tournament after massive late-second blunder

It’s March, which means madness follows College basketball court.

Sometimes, this madness is caused by some cruel mistakes, resulting in painful losses.

This is exactly what happened to the Middle East Sports Conference Men’s basketball finals He seemed to show off his game savings when South Carolina’s Caleb McCarty stole the inbound pass and hit Norfolk State with 65 on Saturday.

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Norfolk State Spartans guard Christian Ins moves the ball to Tennessee volunteers at Thompson-Boling Arena in downtown Food. (Randy Sartin-Imagn image)

But McCarthy’s moment of heroism quickly turned into a sour taste, as he didn’t seem to realize what the score would be for the next entry.

With 10.6 seconds left, McCarty chased after NorfolkChristians and intentionally foul. McCarty’s teammates were shocked and led again as Eggs had to head to the free throw line for two free shots.

Although South Carolina has another chance to correct the wrong foul.

But the last hit of the buzzer was missed, and Norfolk State celebrated their NCAA tournament as MEAC champions. Meanwhile, South Carolina will never be heartbroken again.

South Carolina State Guard Eric Eavs imposed a Miami Hurricane on December 6, 2016 at the Watsco Center in Coral Gables, Florida. (Richard C. Lewis/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images)

McCarty finished with 4 points and 2 rebounds, playing 19 minutes on the Bulldogs’ bench.

The Bulldogs also increased by 34-25 at halftime, but the second half was 41-31 due to the Spartans’ comeback.

South Carolina’s Wilson Dubinsky was the lead scorer in the game, with two rebounds and three assists at the same time.