Maryland defeated Colorado State 72-71 in a thrilling game that came down to the final seconds. Maryland's Derik Queen hit a game-winning shot at the buzzer to secure the victory for the Terrapins.

Colorado State's magical tournament run ended in heartbreaking fashion after a last-second buzzer-beater by Maryland's Derik Queen. CSU's Jalen Lake hit a go-ahead 3-pointer with seconds remaining ...

Maryland superstar Derik Queen gave us one of the more magical moments of March Madness on Sunday evening, after he delivered a buzzer-beater off the glass to defeat the Colorado State Rams in the ...

It ended with the Terrapins rejoicing over their first trip to the Sweet 16 in nearly a decade after Derik Queen banked in a buzzer-beating jumper for a 72-71 win over No. 12 seed Colorado State ...

Here's a look at the play: If you're a Colorado State fan or had the Rams winning ... "So we have to look at when the dribble ends. Derik Queen makes the turn around the loop.

The shot from Queen came after it looked like the Terrapins were going to be upset following a go-ahead 3-pointer from Colorado State's Jalen Lake with 6.1 seconds remaining in the contest.

SEATTLE (AP) — Derik Queen demanded the ball. With Maryland trailing 71-70 and only 3.6 seconds left against Colorado State in the second round of the NCAA Tournament, Terrapins coach Kevin ...

However, Derik Queen and the Maryland Terrapins had other ideas on Sunday night. In the 2025 NCAA men's tournament's first major "MARCH!" moment, Queen lifted Maryland over Colorado State on a ...

Maryland freshman star Derik Queen saved the day Sunday for his team with a buzzer-beating bank shot from just outside the painted area to lift Maryland past Colorado State and into the Sweet 16 ...

Derik Queen just saved Maryland's March Madness run with a stunning banked game-winning buzzer beater to take down Colorado State, who had just taken the lead over three seconds before with an ...

Terps players celebrate after Derik Queen's game-winning shot against Colorado State. (Ryan Sun/AP) Willard said he decided to draw up the game-winning play for his star freshman for two reasons.