FDU makes history

Fairleigh Dickinson delivered an incredible, unbelievable moment against 1 seed Purdue. We break it down, plus detail everything else from Friday's NCAA Tournament games

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1. These Knights earned THE shining moment

They are going to make a 30 for 30 out of this.

Tobin Anderson called his shot. After Fairleigh Dickinson knocked off Texas Southern in the play-in game in Dayton on Wednesday night, the TruTV cameras caught the first-year Division I coach telling his team in the locker room, "the more I watch Purdue, the more I think we can beat them."

Then what did his team do?

The Knights beat No. 1-seed Purdue, 63-58. He took his team, led by a 5-foot-8 and 5-foot-9 backcourt, by a couple of kids that came with him from STAC, a Division II program in Westchester County, and beat the 7-foot-4 National Player of the Year.

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