TCU Beats Georgetown on Incredible Game-Winning Shot That Shouldn't Have Counted
TCU beat Georgetown 84–83 at Capital One Arena in Washington in controversial fashion on Saturday.
Inbounding the ball under their own basket with only 2.7 seconds remaining, TCU guard Micah Peavy heaved a half-court pass to forward Emanuel Miller down the near sideline.
Miller caught the pass and banked home the incredible game-winning three-pointer as time expired.
Despite video review clearly showing that Peavy had stepped out of bounds prior to getting the winning shot off, officials were not able to overturn the shot because there was no call on the court.
Miller was sensational for TCU, finishing with a game-high 29 points while adding five rebounds and two assists. Jayden Epps led the way for the Hoyas scoring 24 points in a losing effort.
The Horned Frogs, who earned their seventh consecutive win, drew the ire of basketball fans and media on social media who believed that Ed Cooley's Hoyas squad was robbed due to a bad NCAA rule.
