Florida basketball needed big shots and big stops down the stretch to rally and beat Texas Tech in the Elite Eight. The Gators got shots, stops and a trip to the Final Four:

After trailing by 10 with 6:18 left, No. 1 seed Florida roared back to pull off a stunning 84-79 comeback win over No. 3 seed Texas Tech on Saturday. The win punches the Gators' ticket to the Final Four for the first time since 2014.

Florida comes back from 10-point second-half deficit to advance to program’s sixth Final Four with win over Texas Tech.

Texas Tech did nearly everything right for 38 minutes, but missed free throws gave the Gators life and opened the door for an epic comeback.

With Florida trailing by two points and just over one minute left in regulation, senior guard Walter Clayton Jr. hit a three-pointer that gave his team the lead once again. Texas Tech couldn't score on its next two possessions,

Florida basketball needed another late rally to stay alive in March Madness, this time beating Texas Tech to advance to the Final Four.

Texas Tech star outside shooter Chance McMillian was listed as available for the Red Raiders' Elite Eight game against Florida after missing the previous four games with an oblique injury. McMillian took part in warmups before the game Saturday and the school listed him as available as a reserve.

Clayton then tied it with his shot from long range after Texas Tech missed a second straight front end of a one-and-one. After Darrius Williams scored down low for Texas Tech, Clayton’s last 3 put Florida ahead to stay,

Both versions of the Texas Tech basketball team were on full display in Saturday's Elite Eight collapse against Florida.