It was a play destined to go down in NCAA Tournament history. 40 feet away from the basket, with the game tied and seconds ticking away in overtime, Markquis Nowell and Keyontae Johnson connected on an incredible alley-oop that secured Kansas State’s victory over Michigan State. While Nowell argued with his head coach about the play call, he suddenly flicked his wrist and lobbed the ball across halfcourt to a soaring Johnson, who gracefully reverse dunked it – sealing the deal for K-State in one of the most daring plays March Madness has ever seen.
