NCAA Tournament: Top 12 most memorable tournament shots
The Oklahoman's Mike Baldwin takes a look back at the most memorable NCAA Tournament shots.
1. Christian Laettner: Believe it or not it's been 21 years since Grant Hill threw a length-of-the-floor pass to Laettner, who turned and scored to stun Kentucky in an Elite Eight showdown.
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2. Mario Chalmers: Capping a late-game rally against Memphis, Chalmers took one dribble and drained a well-defended 3-pointer to force overtime. Kansas cashed in to win the national title.
3. Bryce Drew: Teammate Bill Jenkins intentionally tipped a 60-foot pass to Drew, who made a last-second 3 pointer to lift No. 13 seeded Valparaiso past Ole Miss in Oklahoma City.
4. U.S. Reed: The unofficial moment “March Madness” is born. Arkansas' prayer is answered when Reed sinks a 50-foot buzzer-beater to eliminate defending national champion Louisville.
5. Tynus Edney: Driving the length of the floor in 4.8 seconds, Edney banked in a game-winner against Missouri in an Elite Eight matchup. The UCLA Bruins go on to win the national title.
6. Keith Smart: Syracuse did a solid job keeping Indiana star Steve Alford in check, but Smart rescued the Hoosiers, sinking a 17-footer in the final seconds of the 1987 national title game.
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