During North Dakota State’s game against Denver, Kabellis chased a ball out of bounds on defense and flung it backward in an attempt to keep it inbounds.
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The only problem? The ball went straight into the basket, scoring three points for Denver.
“I tried to throw it cross-court to one of my teammates. But I ended up putting a little too much air on it and the rest is history,” Kabellis said in an interview with CBS Sports. “My teammates were giving me a hard time about it. If it would have been a two-point loss it would’ve been tough to swallow.”
North Dakota State ended up winning by a large margin, 81-63.
Fortunately for Kabellis.
