In a loaded slate, fans were graced with an extraordinary amount of thrillers, which included a number of buzzer-beater wins across the nation—on both the men’s and women’s sides. Undefeated Vanderbilt fell in a blowout to Texas, shrinking the number of unbeaten men’s teams to three.

Blackwell's current scoring surge suddenly has the Badgers on a three-game winning streak and in the top 6 of the Big Ten standings at 4-2. His winning crowd-silencer Tuesday night was the Badgers' 10th straight victory at Minnesota.

Falcons junior C.J. Reynolds scored as time expired to give the Falcons a 69-68 victory over the No. 2-ranked Rams on Monday.

Marta Suarez sank a 3-pointer at the buzzer, lifting No. 10 TCU to a 51-50 win over West Virginia on Wednesday in Morgantown, W.Va. The lead changed hands six times in the fourth quarter, and the Mountaineers' Jordan Harrison made 1 of 2 foul shots with 2.

After a lengthy official review, the heroic heave was waved off. Texas A&M escaped with a 90-88 road win -- or, from another more popular perspective inside the building, Auburn was stripped of an epic buzzer-beater -- after the shot was deemed to have launched just after the final horn.

After counting up all the votes, Gibson Southern’s Paige Schnaus was named our Week 1 Home Team Friday After the Buzzer MVP. The junior post played averaged about 33 points during the week, including a 37 point performance against Tell City and a 29 point double-double on the road at Boonville.

Patton Pinkins somehow managed to catch a tipped ball off the backboard and get a shot off before the buzzer sounded in overtime on Wednesday night.

Marta Suarez beat the buzzer and broke some hearts at the same time Wednesday night. In a game that was dedicated by defense, it was the TCU’s power forward who officially won it with one heck of a big-time basket,

Reynolds opened the fourth with a 3-pointer to make it a 49-48 game, and though East Kentwood tied the game at 52 on a Jeremiah Cook layup, they were never able to wrestle the lead away from the Rams until the buzzer-beating layup.

It was a low-scoring affair on Wednesday night inside Hope Coliseum and one that West Virginia could have very easily won. Unfortunately, Marta Suarez drilled a