Loyola Chicago sinks Miami on Donte Ingram's last-second 3-pointer

It didn't take long for us to see the first shining moment of March Madness. In desperation, Ingram rose up with his feet planted on the edge of the mid-court logo and buried a last-second 3-pointer, clinching a 64-62 upset victory that sends Loyola to the second round of the NCAA tournament.

Guard Lonnie Walker IV led Miami with 12 points but had a key turnover with 23.5 seconds left and missed the first of a one-and-one free throw awarded with 9.2 seconds remaining to give Loyola-Chicago a final opportunity. After a slow first half that saw both teams knotted up at 28, The Ramblers played sloppy in the second half, allowing Miami to gain momentum and a seven-point lead at one point.

With 44 seconds left in the game, Miami's Ja'Quan Newton made a tough step-back jumper to put the Hurricanes up two.

Ben Richardson, who also attended BV Northwest, had five rebounds and eight assists for the Ramblers.

As you'd expect, the crowd went nuts.

Down by three to a talented No. 6 Miami Hurricanes squad, Ramblers head coach Porter Moser dialed up this gorgeous play for a game-tying three-pointer.

But Loyola wouldn't go away, and an wonderful run of consecutive 3-pointers - two by each team - had the Ramblers within 53-51 with 7:51 remaining.