There will officially be a new NCAA Tournament champion this year, as Florida escaped with a back-and-forth win over Dan Hurley and UConn on Sunday.

It also incorrectly referred to the lead Texas Tech had with three minutes left. Texas Tech led by nine. No. 1 seed Florida is moving on to the Final Four. The 84-79 victory didn't come easily for the Gators,

Walter Clayton Jr. scored 22 of his game-high 30 points in the second half to lead Florida to a stunning comeback win over Texas Tech and into the Final Four.

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

Walter Clayton sealed the win with free throws, capping a 30-point night where he went 13-for-14 from the line.

The Florida Gators are headed back to the Final Four for the first time since 2014, and they're doing so on the back of Walter Clayton Jr. With his team trailing by nine with just over three minutes to go—and again by two with 0:59 on the clock—the senior guard scored 10 points down the stretch to help the Gators take down the Texas Tech Red Raiders 84-79.

UConn center Samson Johnson opened the second half of Sunday's second-round NCAA Tournament showdown against Florida with four quick points to break a halftime tie and put the Huskies on the path to a potential upset.

Walter Clayton Jr. carried the Gators in the final minutes of their Elite Eight game against Texas Tech, clinching game with a huge three-pointer.

UF’s All-American point guard Walter Clayton Jr. arrived in the basketball-rich Bay Area and led the Gators to the Final Four.