WOW! What a thrilling game! Darrion Williams’ clutch performance helped Texas Tech pull off an incredible comeback, overcoming a significant deficit to defeat Arkansas and advance to the Elite Eight, the Red Raiders made history with the second-largest comeback ever in the Sweet 16. MarchMadness indeed!

Texas Tech pulled off an incredible comeback, defeating Arkansas 85-83 in overtime to advance to the Elite Eight. The Red Raiders were down by 16 points midway through the second half, but Darrion Williams’ clutch performance helped them tie the game with a 3-pointer at the end of regulation.

In overtime, JT Toppin scored to give Texas Tech its first lead since the opening minutes. The game went back and forth, with D.J. Wagner tying it for Arkansas with 34 seconds left. However, Williams scored down low to give Texas Tech the lead, and Wagner’s last shot hit the front rim, securing the win for the Red Raiders.

This comeback marked the second-largest in Sweet 16 history, with Texas Tech overcoming a 16-point deficit to win. Arkansas had the lead for most of the game, but Texas Tech’s late surge and Williams’ heroics turned the tide.

Williams’ performance sent Texas Tech to the Elite Eight, where they’ll face their next challenge in the NCAA tournament.