Posted March 14, 1998

The most dramatic three-pointers in tournament history:

1. Scotty Thurman, Arkansas, 1994.
Drains a moonball from the right wing, just over the outstretched hand of Duke's Antonio Lang, to beat the shot clock with 52.5 seconds left in the title game. The Razorbacks win 76-72.

2. John Wallace, Syracuse, 1996.
Hits a leaner from the top of the key with 2.8 seconds left in overtime to beat Georgia 83-81 and propel the Orangemen to the Final Four.

3. Barry Goheen, Vanderbilt, 1988.
After two free throws put Pittsburgh up three with four seconds left in a second-rounder, Goheen negotiates three- quarters of the floor and lets loose with two defenders flying at him. The basket sends the game into overtime, where Vandy wins 80-74.

Previous 3-Pointers:
March 13 -- Although passing is a subtle art, it can have spectacular results
March 12 -- Introducing the members of our tournament swat team
March 11 -- Pointing out the perpetrators of the greatest steals in tournament history
March 10 -- Tossing up the greatest free throws in tournament history
March 9 -- The greatest games in tournament history