After trailing by 10 with 6:18 left, No. 1 seed Florida roared back to pull off a stunning 84-79 comeback win over No. 3 seed Texas Tech on Saturday. The win punches the Gators' ticket to the Final Four for the first time since 2014.

Florida will play the winner of Auburn vs. Michigan in the South Region final. The Red Raiders collapsed down the stretch after leading by nine points with three minutes left in the game. A combination of the Gators' success from long range and a pair of missed free-throw attempts by Texas Tech benefited Florida.

Walter Clayton and sophomore sixth-man extraordinaire Thomas Haugh led the way, combining for 50 points – 22 in the 2nd half by Clayton.

Florida basketball needed another late rally to stay alive in March Madness, this time beating Texas Tech to advance to the Final Four.

Two teams will book their trip to the Final Four with wins today. • Florida-Texas Tech: In the opening game, it’s No. 1 Florida and No. 3 Texas Tech vying to book a place in the next round. The game should tip just past 6 p.

Maluach finished with just two blocks, but regularly impacted Alabama's drives to the rim when Duke ran the Crimson Tide off the 3-point line. With All-American guard Mark Sears struggling, the Crimson Tide could find no consistent source of offense.

Walter Clayton Jr. rescued top-seeded Florida with two late 3-pointers, and the Gators rallied from nine points down late to reach the Final Four with an 84-79 victory over Texas Tech in the NCAA Tour

The first half of the Final Four is set and two No. 1 seeds are through. Florida and Duke won their regions on Saturday, with fellow top seeds Houston and Auburn set to play on Sunday. Florida became the first Southeastern Conference team and No.

The Gators (34-4) trailed 75-66 with less than three minutes to play before staging a furious rally against the third-seeded Red Raiders (28-9), who had done the same in the Sweet 16 against Arkansas.