PISCATAWAY -- Corey Sanders grabbed possession from the left-side of the arc with 10 seconds to play, then drove to the hoop. Rutgers' star sophomore forced a shot while fending off three defenders, and the ball glanced off the rim.
A fight for the rebound emerged between Rutgers and Nebraska frontcourt players. But the ball took a long bounce off the rim, and Sanders capitalized with a weakside rebound.
The 6-2 guard put the ball back in one motion, banking the game-winner off the glass with one second remaining as Rutgers stole a 65-64 win over Nebraska on Saturday afternoon at the Rutgers Athletic Center.