Memphis didn’t blink despite a late UConn rally, winning 99-97 in overtime in what may be the biggest win of the Penny Hardaway era. PJ Haggerty, who did not play in overtime after fouling out in the second half, stormed the field to greet his teammates. Moussa Cisse threw up the “M” sign with both hands as a few hundred raucous Tigers fans went wild and serenaded in front of the Lahaina Civic Center, chanting “whoop that trick!” chanted.

Next up for Memphis: Michigan State (which beat Colorado on Monday) on Tuesday (5 p.m., ESPN).

The Tigers faced the No. 2 team in the country in a game that had the feel of a late-stage March Madness game. Memphis led by as many as 13 points with four minutes remaining. But UConn staged a furious rally and trailed 82-79 with 14.2 seconds left.

At that point, the Huskies got a tying three-pointer from Solo Ball (just his second field goal of the game) with 1.2 seconds on the clock.