Maryland's ACC Player of the Year, Greivis Vasquez drove the lane with a nifty one handed runner to put the Terps up by 1 point with six seconds remaining in the game. Yet Michigan State Spartan's Korie Lucious was not to be undone. He picked up the slack for injured star guard Kalin Lucas and hit a game winning three point buzzer beating shot to win the game for the Spartans as time expired for an 85-83 Mich. State victory.
The Terps found themselves down early and by as much as 16 points during the game. By halftime Maryland was down by 9. Lucas left the game late in the first half for the Spartans and is rumored to have a torn achilles tendon. Everytime Maryland would cut the lead to five, Michigan State had an answer. Summers torched the Terps from 3 Pt land shooting 6-8 and finished the night for 26 points to pick up the production for their injured star guard, Lucas.
It wasn't until late that Maryland awoke from their deep sleep and was led by Vasquez who scored 9 of the Terps final 11 points with the signature pressure defense that Gary Williams and Maryland is known for by forcing some big turnovers in the final two minutes of the game.
The final six minutes and last second shot will add to the lore of the NCAA Tournament. Does anyone remember various elite eight or sweet sixteen appearances? Yet, most everyone remembers an amazing game ending sequence. These two teams are now forever linked to another fantastic finish in history to which years from now Terps fans can look back and be prould of the performance of this team of players and how hard they battled back with such heart and determination to force MS to beat them with a buzzer beating shot.

