FOX Sports College Basketball Classics: College Basketball Crown

With the game tied in the final seconds, Pierre Brooks II delivered the heroics, sinking a go-ahead driving layup with just 3.2 seconds left.

Led by Tyson Degenhart's 19 points, Boise State secured a commanding victory, scoring 57 points in the second half.

After trailing by as many as 11 points early in the second half, Nebraska roared back with a game-high 30 points from Brice Williams.

Despite playing with a shorthanded roster and trailing for most of the game, Malik Mack delivered a career-high 37 points to fuel a comeback for Georgetown.

Six Cincinnati players scored in double figures, with Dillon Mitchell leading the way with 15 points, while Day Day Thomas recorded an impressive seven steals.

In a game that saw 17 lead changes, UCF built a nine-point halftime lead, but Oregon State fought back in the second half.

Eric Dixon made history, becoming Villanova's all-time leading scorer, finishing with 22 points, while Wooga Poplar led all scorers with 24 points.

Led by a monster 27-point, 9-rebound, 4-block performance from Rashaun Agee, USC secured a commanding victory.

Both teams shot over 57% from the field, led by a career-high 30 points from Butler's Finley Bizjack and 27 points from Boise State's Javan Buchanan.

Nebraska, fueled by Brice Williams' 28 points and a crucial double-double from Juwan Gary (17 points, 10 rebounds), advanced to the semifinals.

In a game marked by 14 lead changes and 8 ties, UCF broke open a tight battle with a crucial 10-0 run late in the second half.

Villanova's Eric Dixon, who finished with 28 points, hit a crucial go-ahead free throw with just 18 seconds remaining.

Led by a game-high 21 points from Juwan Gary (who also added 9 rebounds and 3 blocks) Nebraska punched their ticket to the championship game.

Darius Johnson became the hero for UCF, hitting a clutch game-tying three-pointer with just 7.6 seconds left in regulation to force overtime.

Nebraska, fueled by Tournament MVP Juwan Gary's 20 points and Brice Williams' 21, mounted a dominant 24-3 comeback run.