Who hit the game-winning shot for Stanford?
Benny Gealer hit a three-pointer at the buzzer to win the game.
Sports / College Basketball
In a dramatic finish at the Acrisure Invitational Championship, Benny Gealer's buzzer-beating three-pointer lifted Stanford to a 78-77 victory over Saint Louis. The Cardinal overcame a 15-point first-half deficit to secure their first multi...
The game began with Saint Louis taking an early lead, dominating the first half and leading by as much as 15 points. Stanford struggled to find their rhythm, shooting poorly and allowing Saint Louis to control the pace. However, the Cardinal showed resilience in the second half, gradually chipping away at the deficit.
Jeremy Dent-Smith's four three-pointers in the second half were instrumental in shifting the momentum. With under 15 seconds left and trailing by four, Ryan Agarwal hit a crucial three-pointer to bring Stanford within one. After Saint Louis extended their lead to three with free throws, Ebuka Okorie intentionally missed a free throw, and AJ Rohosy secured the rebound, passing to Gealer who hit the game-winning shot.
Stanford's ability to capitalize on late-game opportunities and their balanced scoring, with four players in double figures, proved to be the difference. Saint Louis' Trey Green, Robbie Avila, and Dion Brown combined for 39 points, but it wasn't enough to hold off Stanford's late surge.
Stanford improves to 6-1 and will host Portland, hoping to continue their winning streak.
Benny Gealer hit a three-pointer at the buzzer to win the game.
Stanford was 5-1 before defeating Saint Louis.
Chisom Okpara led Stanford with 19 points.
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