Oakland produces biggest SHOCK of March Madness so far as No. 14 seed dumps University of Kentucky out after 3-point masterclass from Jack Gohlke

Oakland University stunned Kentucky in the first round of the NCAA Tournament on Thursday night, with the No 14 seed Golden Grizzlies taking down the No 3 seed Wildcats 80-76. 

Oakland was led by sharpshooter Jack Gohlke, who scored 32 points and made 10 3-pointers. 

Kentucky has now won only one NCAA Tournament game in the last five seasons, as John Calipari's future leading the Wildcats comes more into question. 

The Golden Grizzlies will play the winner of Texas Tech vs North Carolina State for a berth in the Sweet 16. 

On Yahoo, 95.8 percent of brackets picked Kentucky to defeat Oakland, the most-picked 3-seed in the field.  

Gohlke became one of the early stars of the NCAA Tournament with his 3-point shooting ability

Kentucky's wait for another deep NCAA Tournament run will have to wait another year

Oakland's head coach, Greg Kampe has now won a game in the NCAA Tournament for the first time. 

Kampe has been the head coach at Oakland since 1984, when the school was still a part of Division II. 

This was Oakland's first time in the NCAA Tournament since 2011 and earned a berth by winning the Horizon League. 

Gohlke was one 3-pointer shy of tying the NCAA Tournament record for shots from beyond the arc made in a single game with 11. 

Kentucky entered the game as 13.5-point favorites despite the Wildcats recent showings in the NCAA Tournament. 

Calipari has not guided the Wildcats out of the first weekend of the NCAA Tournament since 2019, a five-year stretch some would find unacceptable at a blue blood like Kentucky. 

Gohlke only arrived on Oakland's campus this season as a transfer from Division-II Hillsdale College.