Good morning! Here are the plays everybody will be talking about Monday:
The Tar Heels' winning shot. North Carolina beat Kentucky, 75-73, in a thrilling finish. Kentucky's star freshman Malik Monk hit two huge 3-pointers in the final minute, including one that tied the game with 10 seconds to go. Roy Williams elected to not call a timeout, and Kentucky coach John Calipari later said he regretted not calling one. Instead, UNC pushed the ball up the court and Luke Maye hit the go-ahead basket from just inside the 3-point line with 0.3 seconds left on the clock. Maye, coming off the bench, had a career-high 17 points.
The South Carolina non-travel. The Gamecocks are going to the first Final Four in school history after not even making the tournament in each of the previous 10 seasons. The game was still in doubt with just under a minute to go when Florida scored a basket and drew a foul for a three-point play that cut the lead to two. But on the ensuing inbounds pass, South Carolina threw the ball the length of the court. Guard Duane Notice hauled the pass in and was eventually fouled. But did he travel? It sure seemed like it, but it was not called. The foul shots would start a 7-2 run for South Carolina that ended in a 77-70 win.
The Hideto Tanihara ace. Dustin Johnson beat Jon Rahm in the final of the WGC Dell Match Play event in Austin, Texas, after earlier in the day beating Tanihara in the semifinals. But it was Tanihara who had the shot of the day in the consolation round when he aced the seventh hole.
