With the game on the line, under 10 seconds left, and Boo Buie driving the lane, every Michigan State fan was just hoping for a quiet ending to an ugly game. It was anything but that — but for all the right reasons, thanks to Tyson Walker<\/a>.<\/p>\n Buie attempted a contested layup which was altered by Malik Hall and instead of one of the 5-6 pairs of hands coming away with the rebound, Tre Holloman volleyball’d it the other way past half court to a waiting Walker. The cameras panned away as it looked like Walker was either going to dribble out the clock or maybe take a casual shot that wouldn’t count after the buzzer, but Tyson is far from casual.<\/p>\n With Jaden Akins trailing him and already celebrating a huge (ugly) win that essentially secured a spot in the NCAA Tournament, Walker bounced the ball from just in front of the free throw line and threw down a wild self-alley-oop windmill after the buzzer had sounded.<\/p>\n No, that’s not a typo.<\/p>\n You’re going to probably watch this on repeat all day.<\/p>\n tyson walker's last play at the breslin center. who cares the game was already over pic.twitter.com\/AUN8sx0VmF<\/a><\/p>\n — Jay Cuda (@JayCuda) March 7, 2024<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n\n