It looked like Jenae Paine from MSU-Denver had ruined the South Dakota School of Mines' women's basketball senior night.
Paine hit a 3-point shot from the corner to tie a game that Mines had led most of, and the Hardrockers were unable to score to break the 43-43 tie, sending the game to overtime.
It was in overtime where Mines dominated, scoring the first eight points and rolling to a 58-48 win that took a little extra time.

"I'm very proud of the team and our effort today. We just said we weren't going to lose in overtime," Mines senior center Megan Rohrer said. "Getting the win today was very important, this'll be my last memory on this court and I'm just glad it was a good one."