No. 11 VCU stuns No. 6 North Carolina with clutch shots, huge comeback

Down 19 points to six-seed North Carolina with 15 minutes to play, the Virginia Commonwealth Rams didn't panic. And in the biggest moments, backup guard Terrence Hill Jr. didn't miss.

Hill tied the game with 12 seconds to go with a layup that sent the game to overtime. Trailing by a point in the extra period, Hill drilled a 26-foot three-pointer with 15 seconds left to give 11-seed VCU the go-ahead basket in an 82-78 win.

Terrence Hill Jr. led a historic comeback

VCU's 19-point comeback was the largest in the history of the NCAA Tournament's first round. The Rams slowed down the Tar Heels' offense late and Hill carried the VCU offense, finishing 7-for-10 on threes and 13-for-23 overall.

Hill shattered his previous career-high of 24 points, but looked unrattled when his team turned to him down the stretch. Even when Hill sank his final shot and put VCU on the brink of a huge upset, he didn't even smile after draining what might end up as the biggest shot of his life.