Buzzer-beating shots have created some of the most exciting moments in NCAA basketball history.
Unbelievable dunks from talented players have left fans in awe.
Underdogs have risen to the occasion and pulled off shocking upsets.
The intense rivalries between teams have produced unforgettable moments on the court.
Players' clutch performances have led their teams to victory in thrilling fashion.
What is the most memorable buzzer-beating shot in NCAA basketball history?
—The most memorable buzzer-beating shot in NCAA basketball history is Christian Laettner's turnaround jump shot in the 1992 East Regional Final between Duke and Kentucky.
Who is the most famous player in NCAA basketball history?
—One of the most famous players in NCAA basketball history is Michael Jordan, who played for the University of North Carolina and later became an NBA legend.
Which team has the most NCAA basketball championships?
—The University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) holds the record for the most NCAA basketball championships, with 11 titles.
Who is the all-time leading scorer in NCAA basketball?
—Pete Maravich holds the record for the all-time leading scorer in NCAA basketball, with a total of 3,667 points scored during his college career.
What is the biggest upset in NCAA basketball history?
—One of the biggest upsets in NCAA basketball history is the victory of the 16th-seeded University of Maryland, Baltimore County (UMBC) Retrievers over the number one-seeded University of Virginia Cavaliers in 2018.
00:00Introduction to the most exciting moments in NCAA basketball history.
07:31Austin Rivers' buzzer-beating shot for Duke against North Carolina in 2012.
10:32Kemba Walker's game-winning step back jumper for UConn in the 2011 Big East Tournament.
21:41Bryce Drew's buzzer-beating three-pointer for Valparaiso against Ole Miss in the 1998 NCAA Tournament.
22:53Chris Jenkins' game-winning three-pointer for Villanova against North Carolina in the 2016 National Championship game.
27:30Gordon Hayward's near half-court shot for Butler against Duke in the 2010 National Championship game.
