Nicholas Boyd sent the Florida Atlantic Owls to the second round of the March Madness tournament with the game-winning layup over Memphis.
It was the first win for FAU in tournament history.
Florida Atlantic guard Nicholas Boyd celebrates after defeating Memphis 66-65 in a first-round college basketball game in the men's NCAA Tournament in Columbus, Ohio, Friday, March 17, 2023. That tie-up, though, did not come without controversy. FAU turned the ball right back over beforehand, and it looked likeInstead of it being the Tigers' ball allowing them to draw a foul and drive to the line, it gave FAU ball with a chance to sink the game-winning bucket, and they did.
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