You don't want it, you don't need it, but you're going to get it anyway.

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Must be looking to throw it in.

Gets it up top two queen, dribbling left, big step down the lane, runner for the win.

He begged it in! He begged it in! And Maryland is won. Maryland is going to the Sweet 16.

Derek Queen, instant Maryland legend. That was Ryan Radke from Westwood One on the national call of the game with P.J. Carlissimo.

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What a shot.

What a game.

I mean, really, it was not Maryland's best, but still a hell of a basketball game.

The game of the NCAA tournament so far.

16 lead changes, nine of them coming in the final 13 and a half minutes of the game.

The last lead change being the most significant coming with zeros on the clock.

On a shot that Maryland fans will be talking about for the rest of our lives.

Derek Queen's season was already one that was going to be remembered for a long time,

but that shot last night to beat Colorado State and send Maryland to the Sweet 16

will go down in Maryland basketball history as one of the all-time legendary moments

for a program that's got a storied history.

A shot that he asked for.

Kevin Willard in his postgame interview on the floor with Andy Katz saying that he asked

who wants the last shot in the huddle and Queen stepped up and said,

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