The NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament is notorious for its upsets, and this year's March Madness is no exception. In a stunning turn of events, the 15th-seeded Princeton Tigers pulled off a remarkable upset against the second-seeded Arizona Wildcats in the first round of the tournament.
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15-Seed Princeton Defeats 2-Seed Arizona in NCAA Tournament First-Round Shock
The Wildcats came into the game as heavy favorites, having recently won the Pac-12 Tournament. However, the Tigers had other plans. Despite trailing by 10 points in the second half, Princeton refused to give up and rallied to secure a thrilling 59-55 victory.
Evbuomwan Leads Tigers to Victory with Late Second-Half Run
Tosan Evbuomwan was the hero of the night, leading the Tigers with 15 points and spearheading a late second-half run that propelled Princeton to victory. Speaking after the game, Evbuomwan praised his team's grit and determination, stating that they always believed they were capable of pulling off the upset.
The victory was Princeton's first in the NCAA Tournament since 1998, when current coach Mitch Henderson was still a player for the Tigers. The win also significantly altered the South region of the tournament bracket, with Alabama losing their grip on total control.
Fans and analysts alike were left stunned by Princeton's upset victory, with many hailing it as one of the greatest upsets in NCAA Tournament history. The Tigers will now face off against the winner of the first-round matchup between Texas and Northern Colorado in the next round of the tournament.
As the NCAA Tournament continues, fans around the world will be eagerly anticipating more surprises and upsets. Who will be the next team to pull off an improbable victory? Only time will tell.
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