Male’s March Insanity buzzer-beaters from the past 10 years

Mar 19, 2024, 01:15 PM ET

With March Madness firing up, it’s the perfect time to revisit the greatest moments from past NCAA tournaments.Recently, we examined the highest-scoring March Insanity games. Now, let’s relive every March Madness buzzer-beater from the previous decade! 2023 Last Four: Lamont Butler, San Diego State beats FAU 72-71 Butler struck a midrange jumper as time expired, sending San Diego State to a championship game face-off versus UConn and ending Florida Atlantic’s season. Butler completed the game with simply nine points, however he stepped up when his group required him most. It’s still among the best moments in program history, though the Aztecs eventually lost in the title game.LAMONT BUTLER BUZZER BEATER!!! FOR A TRIP TO THE CHAMPIONSHIP GAME !! SAN DIEGO STATE WINS 72-71 OVER FAU pic.twitter.com/Fbyq3BvlYl!.?.!— NCAA Buzzer Beaters &

Video Game Winners(@NCAABuzzerBters)April 2, 2023 2021 Last Four: Jalen Suggs, Gonzaga beats UCLA 93-90 After UCLA’s Johnny Juzang scored with 3.3 seconds staying, Suggs took 3 dribbles and nailed a 40-foot buzzer-beater to send Gonzaga to

the championship game game. Suggs ended up with 16 points,

6 helps, 5 rebounds, 2 takes and a block. Though the Bulldogs lost the title game to Baylor, Suggs was prepared No. 5 general by the Orlando Magic quickly afterward.JALEN SUGGS WITH THE OVERTIME BUZZER BEATER TO SEND GONZAGA TO THE CHAMPION!: @CBSSports pic.twitter.com/jTjWmJ1nFX!.?.!— Sportsnet(@Sportsnet )April 4, 2021 2018 round of 32: Jordan Poole, Michigan beats Houston 64-63 Poole caught the ball with 1.5 seconds left and drilled a challenging

3 with a protector in his face. After striking the game winner, Poole and his teammates sprinted

around the corner and commemorated. Poole had simply

5 points in 11 minutes prior to the clutch basket. The Wolverines advanced to the championship game game, where they lost to Villanova.Jordan Poole hits a three-pointer as time ends and Michigan beats Houston to advance to the Sweet 16. pic.twitter.com/KTZ9vfTgIn!.?.!— Brad Galli(@BradGalli)March 18, 2018 2017 Sweet 16: Chris Chiozza, Florida beats Wisconsin 84-83 With 4 seconds staying in this overtime thriller, Chiozza ran the length of the court and struck a leaning floater from the 3-point line. Chiozza finished with 8 points, 5 helps,

4 helps and a take off the bench. Florida lost to South Carolina in the following round.Chris Chiozza was CLUTCH pic.twitter.com/NciQ1AFTVB!.?.!— Florida Gators(@gatorsszn)March 1, 2023 2016 championship: Kris Jenkins, Villanova beats North Carolina 77-74 After UNC’s Marcus Paige hit a double-clutch 3

to connect the game, Jenkins reacted with a clutch 3 of his own. Jenkins inbounded the ball to Ryan Arcidiacono, who sprinted up court and then flipped the rock back to a stunned Jenkins (who later stated he anticipated Arcidiacono to shoot). Jenkins drilled the championship-winning 3.

Given the stakes, this is extensively considered as among the best shots in NCAA tournament history.2016: Kris Jenkins’ national title-winning shot. pic.twitter.com/Izk8dkLqA2!.?.!— A to Z Sports(@AtoZSportsNFL) December 26, 2019 2016 round of 32: Bronson Koenig, Wisconsin beats Xavier 66-63 Koenig had ice in his veins versus Xavier, striking a pair of threes in the closing seconds to help Wisconsin advance. With 11.7 seconds remaining, he made a deep 3 to connect the game at 63. Then, he drilled a fadeaway triple as time expired.”I simply attempted to transport my inner Steph Curry, “Koenig told ESPN after the buzzer-beater. Koenig completed with 20 points

and 6 3s.”WISCONSIN HAS WON IT!”#TBT to Bronson Koenig’s (@BronsonK_24)step-back DAGGER to send @BadgerMBB to the #Sweet 16 in 2016! pic.twitter.com/87olGEK8uG!.?.!— NCAA March Madness(@MarchMadnessMBB) December 3, 2020 2016 round of 64: Adam Woodbury,

Iowa beats Temple 72-70 With one 2nd left in overtime, Woodbury caught Mike Gesell’s airball and tipped it in as time expired to send Iowa to the second round. Woodbury completed the game with 10 points and 5 rebounds. Iowa eventually lost in the second round to Villanova, who went on to win the championship( thanks to Jenkins ‘aforementioned buzzer-beating 3 ). Adam Woodbury’s 3 NCAA Competition appearances are highlighted by this buzzer-beating tip-in in 2015. @IowaHoops #MadAntsInMarch pic.twitter.com/CVUft3FERM!.?.!— Mad Ants Basketball (@TheMadAnts)March 13, 2017 2016 round of 64: Paul Jesperson, Northern Iowa beats Texas

75-72 The 2016 NCAA tournament featured a lot of late-game heroics, as there were 4 buzzer-beaters that year. Jesperson’s game winner was the toughest

of the bunch, as it was a heave from beyond half court with 1.5 seconds staying and multiple defenders surrounding him. In some way, he nailed the shot, assisting No. 11 Northern Iowa upset No. 6 Texas.”NORTHERN IOWA WINS IT AT THE BUZZER! “#OTD: Paul Jesperson became a #MarchMadness legend. pic.twitter.com/RbQdugs0lG!.?.!— NCAA March Insanity (@MarchMadnessMBB)March 18, 2021 2014 round of 64: Cameron Ridley, Texas beats Arizona State 87-85 After

Texas’Jonathan Holmes clanked a shot off the backboard with 3 seconds remaining, Ridley hustled for the rebound, protected the loose ball and drilled a difficult layup over two Arizona State protectors. Ridley was substantial for the Longhorns all game, finishing with 17 points, 12 rebounds and 4 blocks. Texas ultimately lost in the 2nd round to Michigan.3/ 20/14-Down 61-47 w/12:11 left, # 10 #ASU battled back to take a 83-82 lead with 44sec left. Then tied at 85 and Texas in belongings, Cameron Ridley returned a miss at the buzzer to knock off #ASU 87-85. Jordan Bachynski: 25p/7r. Jahii Carson: 19p/9a. Marshall: 17p/7r. #ForksUp pic.twitter.com/FUbnJ9ajpv!.?.!— Arizona Sports History (@AZSportsHistory)March 20, 2023 Have a look at ESPN’s

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