
I love you, March Madness. Less than two hours after we saw our first major upset of the 2016 NCAA Tournament — No. 12 Yale beating No. 5 Baylor on Thursday afternoon, we had more 5/12 seed drama. No. 12 Little Rock made things quite interesting against No. 5 Purdue. With 17.8 seconds left to go in the second half, Little Rock trailed by three and needed to make some magic happen. They advanced it up the court and with a little over 7 seconds left, guard Josh Hagins released a shot from well beyond the three-point line. Because this is March, it miraculously went in, and tied things up to force overtime.
THIS IS MARCH! #MARCHMADNESS https://t.co/0P2NOYpVj6
— NCAA March Madness (@marchmadness) March 17, 2016
That Little Rock godsend 3-ball with some coincidental #StPatricksDay jams #MarchMADNESS pic.twitter.com/wf6fKt3Uus
— Matthew Birl (@MjBIRL) March 17, 2016
The game didn't end quitely, either — things were still tied at 75 after the first overtime to keep things going into double OT. Little Rock actually ended up pulling off the upset, beating the Boilermakers 85-83 in double overtime.
Thanks for busting my bracket, Purdue.
You Might Also Like
SEC
Vols Finally Wake Up in OT to Spoil Iowa's Historic Comeback
By Associated PressCollege Basketball
The brackets are busted, as a 15-seed has taken down 2-seed Michigan State
By Bo ChurneyBig Ten
Louisville get huge top 15 win in ACC/Big Ten Challenge
By Ben BornsteinBig Ten
Purdue Might Be the Worst NCAA Tournament Team of All Time
By Matt DaSilvancG1vNJzZmiekaOvtsbZZ5qopV%2BYvK24xKCcZpqRqLimwMGao6VnnqR6cn6MmqmkmZ6orrR5y6KrraSVYr%2Bwr8pmnaiqk5rAbrvTZq2sZZ6kenZ5z66pna2VYryvecGusbOdomKvpq3TnqlmrJinsqZ7