Stanford's NCAA tournament bubble may have popped in buzzer-beating loss to lowly Pitt

The Stanford men's basketball team has played in just one NCAA tournament over the past 18 years, and the Cardinal are working on a 12-year drought if they do not make it this season. With four wins in a row, and in six of their past eight games going into the ACC Tournament, they had at least played their way back into the bubble and could have really strengthened their chances with a strong showing at the conference tournament. 

That all disappeared on Tuesday, and it may have resulted in their tournament bubble popping for the season. 

Stanford's buzzer-beating loss may have ended their NCAA Tournament chances

Not only did Stanford fail to get the job done in the opening round of the ACC Tournament on Tuesday, but it lost in brutal fashion, dropping a 64-63 decision to Pitt at the buzzer.

Pitt's Demarcus Minor scored the winning basket, following up his own missed shot just before the final horn sounded, capping off a chaotic and haphazard possession and leaving the Stanford bench completely stunned.

Here is a look at the play.