NCAA Buzzer Beaters

To refresh -- a "buzzer beater" is a shot that is in the air with less than 1 second left, where if it goes in the score is tied or the shooters take the lead.

The only one to go in this year was in the Gonzaga-Western Kentucky game.

The last person to make one in the NCAA tournament was Travis Rogers of Western Kentucky last year against Drake.

So far this year the field is 2-for-9.

GOOD:

• Gonazaga over Western Kentucky on Demitri Goodson's lay-up with 0.9 seconds left.
• Scottie Reynolds of Villanova hits a runner with 0.5 left to beat Pittsburgh.

NO GOOD:

• Clemson missed a potential tying 3 against Michigan.
• VCU missed a 17-foot jumper against UCLA that would have won it.
• Tennessee missed a 3 at the buzzer that would have beaten Oklahoma State.
• Ohio State missed 3 buzzer-beaters against Siena. Two 3-pointers at the buzzer of regulation and the first overtime, and a contested jumper at the end of the second OT, all missed.
• Pittsburgh goes off the backboard from 75 feet at the horn against Villanova.
  

Stay tuned.