The University of Massachusetts at Amherst student thought he won a basketball shooting contest, but his foot on the line ...

Lee made a layup, a free throw, a 3-pointer and a half-court shot in under 30 seconds and was supposed to receive a $10,000 ...

After making a half court shot, Noah Lee's viral moment got even more attention when he was told he would not be getting the ...

But on Friday, UMass stepped in to rectify the situation, announcing that the school would award the $10,000 to Lee directly.

The University of Massachusetts has pledged to pay a student the $10,000 prize for making a half-court shot during halftime ...

UMass said it would pay a student the $10,000 prize for a halftime promotion at a women’s basketball game after a dispute ...

Noah Lee was selected for the contest on Wednesday that required him to make a layup, free throw, 3-pointer and half-court shot in 25 seconds. He made them all, but the school said the insurance ...

All’s well that ends well. UMass student Noah Lee will get the $10,000 prize he was initially denied for a halftime contest that he participated in on Wednesday at a women’s hoops game.

Noah Lee was told by the insurance company that he would not receive $10,000 after making four shots at a UMass game on ...

UMass Amherst senior Noah Lee had the highlight of Wednesday’s women’s basketball game, and it wasn’t even during the actual game.Lee says<a class="excerpt-read-more" href=" More ...

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Noah Lee, a college student, was initially denied $10,000 after a contest during a basketball game where he made a half-court shot but stepped on the line. After an online outcry, Lee is now getting ...