The Utah Utes appeared to have a solid PAC-12 road win over the Oregon State Beavers on Thursday night in Corvallis, until committing an awful foul with 0.1 seconds left on the clock.

Trailing 69-68, Oregon State freshman guard Stephen Thompson Jr. attempted a desperation shot from half-court before the buzzer, and was bailed out on a foul by Utah senior guard Brandon Taylor. Thompson would hit all three free throws, giving Oregon State a stunning 71-69 win.

What made the sequence even more incredible is basically the same thing happened on the play right before this (although not on a half-court shot), but with Oregon State committing the foul. With 2.2 seconds left, and Oregon State up 68-66, Utah’s Jordan Loveridge was fouled on a three-point attempt, and made all free throws to give the Utes the lead:

So, there were six free throws taken, and two foolish fouls committed, in the game’s final 2.2 seconds.

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