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Dayton beats Kansas with a buzzer-beating goal.
Dayton's Mustapha Amzil made a floater at the buzzer to beat the Kansas Jayhawks. (0:47)
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Mustapha Amzil's lone basket of the game was unforgettable.
Amzil hit a jumper in the lane at the buzzer to give Dayton a 74- 73 win over Kansas.
Malachi Smith's layup was blocked by David McCormack. Amzil's shot went off the rim and backboard before it went in.
Amzil said it was great. I had to watch the ball bounce. It's hard to describe. It's hard to believe. It's a great feeling.
Amzil's only shot was from the field. He went 4-for-4 at the free throw line.
Anthony Grant said that Mustapha had a great presence of mind to know the time. The shot fell and we are grateful.
Bill Self said after the block that it was good fortune.
Self said that they didn't execute when they needed to. It was a great shot. They were deserving of it. It was a great game.
After Smith cut the deficit to 73-72 on a layup, McCormack was called for an offensive foul.
Ochai Agbaji scored four of his 21 points during a late 6-0 run, helping Kansas take a 73-70 advantage with just over a minute remaining.
Five players scored in double figures. The four added 14 points, including 16 by Daron Holmes II.
Grant said that it was a battle. That was a great game.
Braun had 17 points.
The 16-1 spurt ended with a pair of dunks by Holmes as Dayton took a 53-50 lead five minutes into the second half.
After Kansas made it a one-point game, Holmes was left alone for a dunk that made it 70-67.
The Jayhawks went on a 17-8 run in the first half. Braun hit a slam off a pass from Dajuan Harris Jr.
