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On February 8, 2019, a sold-out Lavietes Pavilion crowd of 1,636 people witnessed the most remarkable game that Harvard basketball played in nearly a decade. In a tintillating triple overtime classic, the Crimson held on to win by a 98-96 score, vaunting their conference record to 4-1 at the time.

Griffin led Duke with 22 points on a perfect 5-of-5 shooting from downtown, while Mark Williams and Paolo Banchero both notched double-doubles (14 points and 11 rebounds for the former, 11 points and 15 rebounds for the latter).

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While those were the major plots in this one, there was also the game itself. CP3 All-Stars led by double figures for a significant stretch of the game, with the Eagles making a furious comeback in the second half. But down by two with 4.8 seconds remaining the Eagles still needed a shot to either send the game into overtime or win it.

With Tatum being taken away the ball wound up in the hands of 2016 guard Jordan Barnes, who took off down the court and hit a double-clutch three-pointer from the right elbow as time expired to give the Eagles a 74-73 win. Above is video of the shot, as filmed by NextUpRecruits.

Well, in fact, the new Nike x NBA apparel is already here, thanks to retailers like Double Clutch in Verona, that recently inaugurated its new section, entirely dedicated to the new basketball collections. And it did it with style, organizing a themed launch event with many guests, like Stefano Tonut and Bruno Cerella - players of the Umana Reyer Venezia - and The Perseverance, that took care of the DJ set.

It took double overtime to decide the victor between the Colonials and the Hawkeyes. A 50 minute battle including key foul-outs, confusing arguments with the officials and several charges was won 81-77 by the Colonials who outlasted the Hawkeyes in their penultimate game in Texas.

After some clutch Iowa free throws and a jumper from Coley, the game was tied with 30 seconds left. The Colonials dribbled out the majority of the clock but because of a sloppy pass were not able to even get a shot off.

Schreiner (#5 Seed) entered the matchup as the underdog and came away with a huge upset win after defeating Colorado College (#4 Seed) after a clutch buzzer-beater from sophomore point guard, Beau Cervantes.

The buzzer-beater by Cervantes was the highlight of the game, but it was also a very strong performance by numerous members of the Schreiner Men's Basketball team. Kamden Ross added yet another double-double to his season total with 20 points and 12 rebounds, Alex Dehoyos finished with 13 points, and Dylan Mackey finished with 10 points, 4 rebounds and 2 assists.

This past year, Pritzl enjoyed his best season as a Badger, averaging 27.1 minutes per game and averaging 8.0 points per game. Pritzl was a reliable clutch player for Wisconsin and stepped up in a lot of big moments.

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Jayden Gardner (17 points, 8 rebounds), Kadin Shedrick (16 points, 8-8 FG) and Franklin (11 points) all scored in double figures for the Cavaliers. Shedrick made all eight of his field goal attempts to achieve his career high in scoring.

Feb. 17, 2013Box Score LUBBOCK, Texas - Chassidy Fussell scored a game-high 27 points and Imani McGee-Stafford picked up her 10th double-double of the season, but the Texas Women's Basketball team fell to the Texas Tech Lady Raiders, 69-62, on Sunday afternoon at United Spirit Arena.Returning from halftime with Texas down nine points, Fussell spurred a second-half comeback for the Longhorns with 20 points in the period, including four makes from behind the arc. But Texas Tech prevailed with clutch shooting down the stretch to earn the win at home. Texas outshot the Lady Raiders in the game, 51.1 percent to 36.7 percent, and also outrebounded them 39-28, but UT committed 24 turnovers to the Raiders' five, which Tech converted into 26 points.McGee-Stafford recorded her fourth double-double in six games with 11 points and 10 rebounds. Empress Davenport added 10 points, her fourth-straight game in double digits, and played all 40 minutes for the Longhorns.UT started the game on a 9-2 run thanks to strong play in the frontcourt. McGee-Stafford and Nneka Enemkpali scored the Longhorns' first 13 points but each picked up a pair of early fouls to limit them the rest of the half. Texas led 19-14 before the Lady Raiders embarked on a 15-0 run to take a double-digit lead.The Longhorns opened the second half on an 11-1 run spurred by eight Chassidy Fussell points to take a brief lead at 38-37 with13:12 to play. But Tech responded with an 8-2 run of its own to reclaim control. The Raiders would go up by as many as 10, and Texas would get no closer than five the rest of the way.Chynna Brown's 16 points led Texas Tech (19-7, 9-5 Big 12) and Casey Morris and Kelsi Baker added 15 and 14, respectively.UT (9-15, 2-11 Big 12) returns home to take on Kansas this Wednesday, Feb. 20, in a 7 p.m. game at the Frank Erwin Center. The game will be televised nationally by Longhorn Network.POSTGAME NOTESTEAM NOTESAfter 91 meetings between Texas and Texas Tech, the longest-running series in school history, the Longhorns maintain a 61-29 advantage over the Lady Raiders.The 14-point Tech lead at the 0:54 mark of the first half was the largest UT has overcome to reclaim a lead this season (38-37 at 13:12 of the second half).INDIVIDUAL NOTESChassidy FussellScored 27 points (10-of-17 FG, 4-of-7 3FG, 3-of-4 FT), her most since putting down 31 at home against Tennessee on Dec. 16, including 20 in the second half ... her four 3-pointers matched her season high and her 11 made field goals matched a Texas team high this season.Imani McGee-StaffordPosted 11 points (5-of-9 FG, 1-of-2 FT) and pulled down 10 rebounds for her fourth double-double in six games ... also recorded a double-double (20 points, 11 rebounds) against Tech when the teams met on Jan. 16, the only Big 12 series in which she has accomplished the feat.Celina RodrigoDished nine assists for her season-high, also the most for any Longhorn in a game this season.Empress DavenportRecorded 10 points (4-of-6 FG, 2-of-2 FT) for her fourth-straight double-figure scoring output, playing all 40 minutes, her most this season. 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LEXINGTON, Va. -- In one of the wildest finishes in program history, the Christopher Newport women's basketball team remained undefeated with a 104-102 double-overtime victory on the road Sunday evening, downing Washington and Lee University.

The Captains (14-0) climbed out of a ten-point deficit in the fourth quarter to force extra time and then appeared to win the game at the buzzer in the overtime period. After time expired and as the teams approached the handshake line, a technical foul was whistled against Christopher Newport. Hannah Malik, the ODAC leader in FT shooting this season, buried both free throws allowing the home team to tie the game up, 93-93, and force a second overtime.

Moments later, the officials called a second technical foul and after a lengthy review, it was determined the free-throws would be assessed at the start of the second OT period. Malik sank both again, going 10-for-10 from the charity stripe and giving Washington and Lee a 95-93 advantage heading into the second overtime.

The top-ranked Captains appeared energized by the wild finish and the Captains Chaos defense ratcheted up the pressure. On the first two possessions, Katy Rader snagged back-to-back steals that led to buckets for Christopher Newport. First, a double-team led to a tip and Rader lobbed a long pass to Anaya Simmons for the run-out. Then, CNU took the lead after another steal by Rader that set up a go-ahead jumper by Hannah Kaloi in the paint. The Captains finished out a 6-0 run with a pair of free-throws to take a 99-95 edge.

With less than two minutes remaining, the teams traded buckets as Kaloi added another tough driving layup to make it 101-96 before Lauren Achter finished a traditional three-point play to cut the lead to two. The CNU defense would force two more turnovers in the final minute and Washington and Lee chose to extend the game with an off-ball foul against Alivia Giles with 19.8 seconds remaining. Giles hit one-of-two from the line and Christopher Newport took a three-point lead, 102-99. After a timeout, Malik received the inbounds pass and tossed up a miracle three from long range to tie the game again, 102-all.

Christopher Newport quickly raced up the floor with Camille Malagar, who had hit the would-be gamewinner in the first overtime, driving the basketball with her left hand. Her first attempt with just over ten seconds remaining caromed off the iron and the Generals had time to make a play back up the court for the winner. Instead, it was Rader again with a huge defensive play as she leaped and ricocheted a pass across the middle. The ball landed in the hands of Malagar, who blitzed into the paint, drew a double-team, and passed through the pair for Rader at the buzzer. The senior from York, Pa. gathered the pass and finished with 0.1 seconds remaining, finally winning the game for the Captains.

The thrilling battle included seven disqualifications and 63 personal fouls whistled. CNU finished the game 64.9 percent from the line (24-37) and the home team managed 62.9 percent from the charity stripe (22-35).

Prior to the theatrics in extra time, the game was already one of the finest Division III bouts this season as Washington and Lee and Christopher Newport saw the lead trade hands 13 times with 14 ties. The Captains led by as many as five in the first half before the Generals took a 40-36 advantage at halftime. The home team extended the lead to as many as ten, 75-65, with 6:03 left in the fourth quarter. From there, Christopher Newport closed on a 13-3 run, led by Hannah Kaloi with seven points in the spurt. In an indication of her clutch moments to come, it was junior guard Camille Malagar that hit the game-tying shot in the final minute to force overtime.

In the first overtime period, the Captains led briefly, 82-81, after a nice finish by Anaya Simmons, but Washington and Lee teetered back in front as they attempted to upset the top-ranked Captains. The Generals took an 89-85 lead on a pair of free-throws with less than two minutes to go before Kaloi again took over, hitting a pull-up jumper at the elbow and a game-tying turn-around in the lane with 41 seconds left. Simmons was doing the work on the defensive end, drawing a huge offensive foul for the Captains to get the ball back.

The teams traded perfect trips to the free-throw line in the final 30 seconds of OT, including Malagar burying two to take the lead. After Sofia Feigelson answered, the Captains had a chance to win the game with the final possession. Taking the ball around the Washington and Lee free-throw line, Malagar went the distance, driving with her left hand inside the perimeter before spinning, turning to her right and lofting a soft jumper into the bucket with 2.1 seconds showing on the clock. The bucket sent the Captains bench into a frenzy as Washington and Lee was unable to connect before time expired.

Malagar scored the game-tying shot in regulation, the go-ahead bucket at the buzzer in overtime, and assisted on the game-winning shot by Rader in the second OT period.

As part of the thrilling matchup, sophomore forward Hannah Kaloi notched a career-high 29 points on 12-of-16 shooting while grabbing eight rebounds. Senior forward Anaya Simmons also notched a career-high with 28 points on 10-of-14 shooting while hauling in a double-double with 13 rebounds. Sondra Fan connected on four three-pointers and finished with 19 points while Malagar rounded out a quartet in double figures with 12 points, six assists, and three steals.

Christopher Newport was originally scheduled to make up a previously postponed game with William Peace University on Monday evening, but that game has been canceled by the Pacers. CNU's next outing will be on Wednesday evening at the University of Mary Washington at 6:00 p.m. 006ab0faaa