Tyler Sanborn had another big night, but it was Clay Henson coming up with the big shot when No. 23 Guilford needed it, sinking an off-balance three-pointer with 0.8 seconds left in regulation to help lift the Quakers past No. 22 Texas-Dallas 64-59 in overtime.

The Comets led 53-47 with 1:25 remaining in the second half after a Brandon Greene three-pointer, but Henson hit a three with 1:01 left to cut it to three. Greene missed the front end of a one-and-one and a Sanborn putback made it a one-point game. A pair of Comets free throws set up Henson's heroics. Saturday's men's scores. Scroll down for women's scores.

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The final unbeaten men's team was knocked out, and knocked out hard as No. 2 Washington U. outrebounded No. 1 St. Thomas 40-20 and shot 67 percent from the floor to run away from the top-ranked Tommies 79-64. Aaron Thompson's three pointer gave the Bears the lead 45-43 with 14 minutes left and the defending champs never looked back. Tyler Nading scored 28 on 10-for-11 shooting in the win.

Franklin and Marshall ended DeSales' Cinderella run and returns to Salem for the first time since 2000 with a 70-60 win. The Diplomats ripped off a 21-4 run to take a 37-22 halftime lead. The Bulldogs chipped away at the lead and got as close as six with under three minutes to play, but Georgio Milligan hit a three to push the lead to 63-54. Milligan finished with 21 points and four steals. Ed Lapinski led DeSales with 23 points and six rebounds.

No. 6 Richard Stockton put the NJAC in the Final Four for the first time since 2001, running away from Farmingdale State 103-60. The Ospreys shot 64 percent from the field including 53 percent from behind the arc. Santini Lancioni had 23 points and five assists and Omari Smith had 21 points and six rebounds.

Franklin and Marshall will make its fifth Final Four appearance, Washington U. its third straight, Richard Stockton its second and Guilford its first.