What to think now about this March? Just two days ago, the drama was laboring, lots of blowouts, mostly nothing-to-see-here finishes. And then someone turned up the juice on the NCAA tournament.

Dylan Darling hit a buzzer-beater to send St. John's to the Sweet 16. It was also one-of-a-kind for one reason.

The St. John's basketball team advanced to the Sweet 16 on a buzzer beating layup from Dylan Darling.

In the Celtics’ 2024 title run, the legendary knockout blow belonged to Payton Pritchard. It’s the kind of shot you remember exactly where you were when it happened, and the one you reminisce about decades from now and describe vividly to your grandkids.

SAN DIEGO (AP) — Dylan Darling hadn't made a shot all day when he got the ball at midcourt for St. John's with 3.9 seconds left in a tied March Madness thriller. Darling could have passed. He could have wilted.

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