Maryland is off to the Sweet 16 in dramatic fashion, after a thrilling 111-108 double-overtime win over Alabama. The Terrapins trailed by 17 points late in the third quarter, making a dramatic comeback to eventually secure the win at home and advance over the Crimson Tide in the women's NCAA tournament Monday.
The Terps led by three points with 1.8 seconds remaining in the second overtime, leaving the Crimson Tide a last-second opportunity to force another overtime. Alabama's plan was to get the ball to Sarah Ashlee Barker, who dominated with 45 points on the night.
