PAUL: Florida made it happen, people. Andy Scholes is here.</s>SCHOLES: Yes, good morning, guys. We call it March Madness, but we hadn't seen much madness up until last night's Florida-Wisconsin game. There had been 59 games NCAA tournament, no overtime, no buzzer beaters. That was before Florida and Wisconsin gave us an epic final few minutes last night. This game, by the far, the best game of the tournament so far. Check this out, down three, closing seconds, the Badgers' Zak Schowalter going to hit the three right here to tie the game and he's going to give Packers quarterback Aaron Rogers double check celebration. Aarons was sitting in the stands at Madison Square Garden cheering on Wisconsin. The game would go to overtime. And then four seconds left, Florida down two, guard Chris Chiozza is going to go the length of the floor and throw it up at the buzzer. Gators everywhere are rejoicing as they win a thriller. Florida is now heading to the elite eight where they'll face SEC rivals South Carolina. Two games tonight with final four on the line. Xavier with super fan Bill Murray trying to keep their Cinderella story going against Gonzaga, and you got Oregon taking on Kansas in primetime. Both of those games in our sister station TBS. In the NBA, get this: Phoenix Suns guard Devin Booker making history last night, becoming the youngest player ever to score 70 points a game.
Florida Wins With Overtime Buzzer-Beater.