Blackwell's current scoring surge suddenly has the Badgers on a three-game winning streak and in the top 6 of the Big Ten standings at 4-2. His winning crowd-silencer Tuesday night was the Badgers' 10th straight victory at Minnesota.

In a loaded slate, fans were graced with an extraordinary amount of thrillers, which included a number of buzzer-beater wins across the nation—on both the men’s and women’s sides. Undefeated Vanderbilt fell in a blowout to Texas, shrinking the number of unbeaten men’s teams to three.

SMU’s wild game vs. Virginia Tech on Tuesday night looked to be going the Hokies’ way in the final minute before a couple missed free throws allowed the Mustangs to hang around. The result was a last-second, half-court heave from Miller that hit nothing but net for a miraculous 77-76 Mustangs win at Moody Coliseum.

After Cade Tyson tied the game for Minnesota with four seconds left, John Blackwell hit the game-winner for the Badgers.

Falcons junior C.J. Reynolds scored as time expired to give the Falcons a 69-68 victory over the No. 2-ranked Rams on Monday.

Marta Suarez sank a 3-pointer at the buzzer, lifting No. 10 TCU to a 51-50 win over West Virginia on Wednesday in Morgantown, W.Va. The lead changed hands six times in the fourth quarter, and the Mountaineers' Jordan Harrison made 1 of 2 foul shots with 2.

After a lengthy official review, the heroic heave was waved off. Texas A&M escaped with a 90-88 road win -- or, from another more popular perspective inside the building, Auburn was stripped of an epic buzzer-beater -- after the shot was deemed to have launched just after the final horn.

Marta Suarez beat the buzzer and broke some hearts at the same time Wednesday night. In a game that was dedicated by defense, it was the TCU’s power forward who officially won it with one heck of a big-time basket,

Patton Pinkins somehow managed to catch a tipped ball off the backboard and get a shot off before the buzzer sounded in overtime on Wednesday night.

After counting up all the votes, Gibson Southern’s Paige Schnaus was named our Week 1 Home Team Friday After the Buzzer MVP. The junior post played averaged about 33 points during the week, including a 37 point performance against Tell City and a 29 point double-double on the road at Boonville.

It was a low-scoring affair on Wednesday night inside Hope Coliseum and one that West Virginia could have very easily won. Unfortunately, Marta Suarez drilled a