One blue blood has already exited March Madness.
And the NCAA Tournament quickly has one of its breakout stars.
No. 3-seeded Kentucky was stunned by No. 14 Oakland, 80-76, on Thursday night in its first-round clash at PPG Paints Arena in Pittsburgh.
The first round featured a few milder upsets earlier in the day, including No. 11 Duquesne beating No. 6 BYU and No. 11 Oregon beating No. 6 South Carolina, but Kentucky later found itself on the wrong side of what might already be the upset of the year.
The Grizzlies led almost the entire game, never letting the Wildcats get over the hump.
Grizzlies guard Jack Gohlke, who spent the first five seasons of his collegiate career with Division II program Hillsdale before transferring to Oakland for the final year of his eligibility, led all scorers, erupting for 32 points — nearly all on 3-pointers.
He shot 10-for-20 from 3-point range, seven of which came in the first half.
Gohlke did not attempt any non 3-pointer field goals.
The Horizon League sixth man of the year, Gohlke entered the game with the second-most 3-point attempts in the country, and rose to No. 1 with his effort Thursday night.
Trey Townsend added 17 points for Oakland.
As a team, though the majority came from Gohlke, Oakland shot a whopping 48.4 percent from behind the arc.
Antonio Reeves led Kentucky with 27 points.
Kentucky coach John Calipari is now 1-4 in last five tournament games