Step aside Christian Laettner, there is a new March Madness signature moment. With just 3.4 seconds remaining in regulation, the game was tied with Alabama State inbounding the basketball underneath their own basket.

Before the tournament expanded to 68 teams in 2011, there used to be a single opening-round game between No. 16 seeds just to get in the actual tournament. But with the enhanced TV deal with Turner Sports and CBS that was set to start back in 2011, the NCAA worked to take a different approach with the First Four.

Madness tips off with the First Four in Dayton, with a mix of bubble teams who made the cut and smaller schools hoping to be this year's Cinderella.