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Bryce and Homer Drew joined longtime Valparaiso fan Robbie Hummel to break down the most famous shot in mid-major history
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Bryce Drew's three to beat Ole Miss in the 1998 NCAA Tournament is one of the most memorable shots in the history fo college basketball. Bryce and his father, head coach Homer Drew, joined 68 Shining Moments to talk with Valpo fan Robbie Hummel about that shot and what it meant to them.
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