Adam Hermann | NCAA.com | January 27, 2018 Rhode Island drains game-winning three as time expires Share Rhode Island and Duquesne put on an Atlantic 10 show to remember on Saturday afternoon, and Rams senior Stanford Robinson provided a fitting ending with a game-winning three as time expired: STANFORD ROBINSON WINS IT AT THE BUZZER FOR RHODE ISLAND!!!! (via @clippittv) pic.twitter.com/4MnE04H5Cz — Basketball Society (@BBallSociety_) January 27, 2018 After the Dukes took a six-point lead into halftime, Rhode Island’s undefeated A-10 record was looking a little shaky. But E.C. Matthews put the Rams on his back in the final 10 minutes of the game, tying it all up at 49 points apiece on a layup with 5:21 and then lifting Rhody to a six-point lead with 2:47 to go. Things looked great for Matthews and the Rams. MORE: Full NCAA men's basketball scoreboard Yet Duquesne, having a surprisingly great year, fought back in the final two and a half minutes and, with 0:28 on the clock, knotted it all up at 58-58. Which, of course, led to Robinson’s epic three for the win. It was Robinson’s first three all game, and just the Rams’ fourth of the afternoon on a day when they couldn’t find any consistency from deep. That is, until it mattered most. 16 FCS transfers who could have the biggest potential impact in 2022 There are hundreds of new transfers to FCS teams this year, but a few stand out above the rest. Here's a look at 16 transfers who could greatly impact the 2022 FCS football season. READ MORE The longest overtime games in FCS college football history The longest games in FCS history feature many multiple-overtime classics, including Princeton's 2021 win over Harvard in five overtimes. READ MORE