Trio of St. Joseph’s players go down like bowling pins, George Mason nails buzzer-beating 3 for the win

For the second time this college basketball season, the St. Joseph’s Hawks lost on a wild buzzer-beating three to George Mason.

Both finishes were more unfortunate than anything for St. Joe’s.

In the loss Wednesday night, a George Mason player lost control of the ball and knocked over three St. Joe’s players going after the loose ball with the game tied 76-76. While four players were on the ground, the ball found its way to George Mason’s Ian Boyd, and the Patriots’ sophomore guard nailed a three at the buzzer for the win.

IAN!!!!!!!!!!!!!

ONIONS!

The Patriots WIN at the horn, AGAIN!!! pic.twitter.com/UGq7l0wlgD

— George Mason Men's Basketball (@MasonMBB) February 22, 2018

That’s rough a way to lose for St. Joe’s… again. On Jan. 10, St. Joe’s lost by one point on this long buzzer-beating three from George Mason’s Otis Livingston.

Here’s Otis Livingston’s game-winning buzzer-beating three. @ESPNAssignDesk – it’s #SCTop10 worthy! @MasonMBB #A10MBB pic.twitter.com/vEVQZ09nKW

— Atlantic 10 MBB (@A10MBB) January 11, 2018