Andrew Cyr | NCAA.com | April 3, 2018 Watch Ogunbowale beat the buzzer to deliver the Irish a title Watch Arike Ogunbowale's game-winning shots from the 2018 Final Four Share There was little Arike Ogunbowale could have done to top her game-winning shot Friday night that ended UConn's perfect season in the Final Four semifinals. But, like she and Notre Dame have done all season, she found a way. Even better, she found a way to top it. In the national championship game. RELATED: Recapping Notre Dame's title win | Bracket Inbounding the ball with three seconds remaining in a 58-58 game against Mississippi State, Ogunbowale hoisted an off-balanced 3-pointer in the corner in from of the Irish's bench to give Notre Dame the lasting lead with 0.1 seconds left in regulation. The shot landed Notre Dame its second title in school history and first since 2001. NOTRE DAME... WOW pic.twitter.com/Vs3uR9a9nx — NCAA Women's BKB (@ncaawbb) April 2, 2018 Ogunbowale finished with 18 points while her only 3 on the day came on that final shot. She was named the Final Four's most oustanding player after scored a combined 45 points in two games in Columbus. Her first game-winner of the Final Four weekend came in overtime on Friday that ended UConn's 36-0 season. You can watch that shot below: EPIC. pic.twitter.com/ssRn2yqhJp — NCAA Women's BKB (@ncaawbb) March 31, 2018 2022 Notre Dame football schedule: Dates, times, TV channels, scores Here is everything you need to know about Notre Dame football for the 2022 season, including the schedule, opponents, players to know and results. READ MORE College football preview for 2022 season: Bleacher Report's Adam Kramer makes predictions for next season Bleacher Report college football senior writer Adam Kramer joins NCAA Digital's Michella Chester to take a look at what fans can expect ahead of the 2022 season. READ MORE Colleges with the most overall No. 1 picks in NFL draft history These are the colleges with the most No. 1 overall picks in the NFL Draft since it began in 1936, led by Notre Dame, Oklahoma and USC with five each. READ MORE