Updated: Jan 27, 2006, 12:00 PM

Vote: NCAA Tournament Buzzer-Beaters


Who's #1? That's for you to decide!

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ESPN Classic's ''Who's #1?: NCAA Tournament Buzzer-Beaters'' will air on Monday, March 15 at 9 p.m. ET. "Who's #1?" gives you the Top 20 on topics such as people, games, moments and much more. They have their rankings but the show isn't complete without your input.

On March 15, ''Who's #1?'' will be looking at the top NCAA Tournament buzzer-beaters of all-time. Unforgettable shots made by the likes of U.S. Reed, Christian Laettner, Vic Rouse, Danny Ainge, Keith Smart and Lorenzo Charles are among those on the list, but which of these buzzer-beaters is #1 on your list?

Below are the 20 shots which appear in the show. To see how they rank, you'll have to watch! Until then, cast your vote for the best buzzer-beaters.

Simply check the boxes next to your top five and click "Submit".

Cast your vote for greatest NCAA Tournament buzzer-beaters of all-time (Vote for FIVE):

  • 1963 Vic Rouse -- Loyola (IL) def. Cincinnati, 60-58 in overtime in championship game
  • 1981 John Smith -- Saint Joseph's def. DePaul, 49-48
  • 1981 U.S. Reed -- Arkansas def. Louisville, 74-73
  • 1981 Rolando Blackman -- Kansas State def. Oregon State, 50-48
  • 1981 Danny Ainge -- BYU def. Notre Dame, 51-50
  • 1983 Lorenzo Charles -- NC State def. Houston, 54-52
  • 1987 Keith Smart -- Indiana def. Syracuse, 74-73 in championship game
  • 1990 Tate George -- Connecticut def. Clemson, 71-70
  • 1990 Christian Laettner -- Duke def. Connecticut, 79-78 in overtime
  • 1992 James Forrest -- Georgia Tech def. USC, 79-78
  • 1992 Christian Laettner -- Duke def. Kentucky, 104-103 in overtime
  • 1994 Charlotte Smith -- North Carolina def. Louisiana Tech, 60-59 in women's championship game
  • 1995 Tyus Edney -- UCLA def. Missouri, 75-74
  • 1996 Gabe Lewullis -- Princeton def. UCLA, 43-41
  • 1996 John Wallace -- Syracuse def. Georgia, 83-81 in overtime
  • 1997 Cameron Dollar -- UCLA def. Iowa State, 74-73 in overtime
  • 1998 Bryce Drew -- Valparaiso def. Ole Miss, 70-69
  • 1998 Richard Hamilton -- Connecticut def. Washington, 75-74
  • 2000 Mike Miller -- Florida def. Butler, 69-68 in overtime
  • 2003 Drew Nicholas -- Maryland def. UNC Wilmington, 75-73

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