With seven seconds remaining in overtime, No. 12 Ohio State’s Madison Greene knotted the score at 90 apiece. With no timeouts remaining, the ball was in the hands of No. 19 Maryland women’s basketball senior guard Sarah Te-Biasu.
Te-Biasu rushed up the court and released a moving floater from 3-point range.
Swoosh.
Te-Biasu drained the shot with one second remaining to secure a 93-90 win Sunday at Xfinity Center in the Terps’ final game of the regular season.
In their first overtime game this year, the Terps got revenge on Ohio State, who had beat them earlier in the season.