Beadle's Game-Winner Lifts CCU Over JMU

0:00On March 2nd, Coastal Carolina pulled off a dramatic upset Friday night in Harrison Bird, Virginia, beating host James Madison, 69-2. 68 on a game-winning jumper by Joshua Beetle, with just 0.9 seconds left. The left-handed guard from South Carolina scored a game-high 29 points in front of over 4,000 home fans, capping the regular season. For both Sunday conference teams, the shots of clears gained the ball with under 14 seconds remaining after officials reviewed a play under the J-MU basket and ruled it off the Dukes. Beetle shook his defender after a double team and pulled up from near the foul line, while James Madison's buzzer attempt missed. Coach Justin Gray trusted Beetle completely, later highlighting his speed, work ethic, and teamwork as pro-level traits. Averaging 17.5 points per game this season, Beetle has thrived since transferring back home to South Carolina from Clemson, where he was a reserve on an elite-18.

1:00This victory avenged an earlier loss to J-MU, where Beetle scored 31, but missed key free throws late. As the number 3 seed with a 19-12 record, Coastal heads to the Sun Belt Tournament in Pensacola, Florida, facing South Alabama, or another foe this Saturday for a shot at March Madness. Beetle's sharp shooting in leadership give the shanty clears real momentum now, with his overseas pro-prospects looking strong before any. Post-Basquibal plans in real estate take shape. Post-Basquibal plans in real estate take shape. Post-Basquibal plans in real estate take shape. Post-Basquibal plans in real estate take shape. Post-Basquibal plans in real estate take shape. Post-Basquibal plans in real estate take shape. Post-Basquibal plans in real estate take shape. Post-Basquibal plans in real estate take shape. Post-Basquibal plans in real estate take shape. Post-Basquibal plans in real estate take shape. Post-Basquibal plans in real estate take shape. post-Basquibal plans in real estate take shape. post-Basquibal plans in real estate take shape.