This time, it wasn't Rachel Banham being the hero.
Here's a look at the game-winning shot that gave Minnesota a 90-88 overtime victory over No. 5-ranked Ohio State on Wednesday night at the Barn.
While you're watching, make sure you appreciate the killer screen set by Minnesota center Jessie Edwards. (Parents, if your kid does this in a game, get them whatever they want from the concession stand afterward.)
And here's the sequence of last-second baskets in regulation play that sent the game into overtime.
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