Terrence Shannon Jr. had his jersey retired by the Illinois men's basketball program on Saturday night. What was already going to be a memorable moment turned into an infamous one due to an ...

Someone accidentally put up the sign of Terrence Shannon Jr.’s Illinois jersey the wrong way. Jersey retirements are supposed to be fun. Right? It’s a school’s way of saying this person was ...

Illinois men's basketball celebrated Terrence Shannon Jr. on Saturday at State Farm Center against Michigan State by retiring his jersey. However, the Fighting Illini fumbled the jersey retirement ...

It was supposed to be a great night on Saturday for Terrence Shannon Jr., who—after two tremendous seasons with the Fighting Illini—was set to have his jersey retired at the University of ...

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Illinois basketball icon Terrence Shannon Jr. was left embarrassed on the court on Saturday night after his jersey retirement ceremony went very badly wrong. Shannon Jr. is now an NBA star with ...

Terrence Shannon Jr. was the first man off the bench and had all of his 13 points in the first half, finishing with six rebounds in 29 minutes and a plus-23 rating. Rob Dillingham pitched in six ...

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