Former Illinois guard Terrence Shannon Jr. has found a way to make the best of the mishap that took place Saturday during a jersey retirement ceremony at his alma mater.

Illinois is back home for a rematch game against #11 Michigan State.   Illinois has won three straight against MSU at the State Farm Center.  Illinois will celebrate the career of Terrence Shannon Jr.

Former Illinois guard Terrence Shannon Jr. made light of his recent jersey retirement mishap with a great gesture.

Former Illinois guard Terrence Shannon Jr. has found a way to make the best of the mishap that took place Saturday during a jersey retirement ceremony at his alma mater

Terrence Shannon Jr. is using Saturday's mishap during his jersey retirement ceremony for a good cause. The former Illinois player announced Tuesday that he is selling shirts for charity that say "when life has you upside down,

Illinois athletic director Josh Whitman apologized after a mishap during Terrence Shannon Jr.'s jersey retirement ceremony on Saturday.

Illinois retired Terrence Shannon Jr.'s jersey during Saturday's men's basketball game against Michigan State, but the celebration was upstaged by a mistake. The banner showing his retired jersey was upside down when it was revealed at halftime.

Illinois has apologized after former star Terrence Shannon Jr.'s jersey was upside down during a retirement ceremony Saturday.

Terrence Shannon Jr's jersey retirement ceremony at Illinois on Saturday night got a little sideways. Actually, it went upside down. When the former All-American pulled a rope connected to the banner that will commemorate his two-year Illini career,

Illinois basketball unveiled Terrence Shannon Jr.'s jersey banner upside down during a halftime jersey retirement ceremony.

Illinois honored Terrence Shannon’s jersey at halftime Saturday. But when Shannon pulled a string to reveal the banner that would hang at the State Farm Center, it was upside down.

Shannon addressed the matter on social media by displaying a T-shirt making light of the incident. Proceeds would benefit the Don Moyer Boys & Girls Club, which is based in Champaign.