March Madness Upset Alert: Princeton Shocks Arizona in Nail-Biting Finish

In a shocking upset during the NCAA basketball competition, the Princeton Tigers crushed the vigorously preferred Arizona Wildcats with a score of 77-75. The game, which occurred in the main round of the competition, saw Princeton return from a 14-direct shortage toward secure the success.

The upset triumph was to a great extent because of the extraordinary exhibition of Princeton's Devin Cannady, who scored a game-high 24 focuses and made a few grip three-pointers in the final part. In spite of being the twelfth seed in their district, Princeton showed they were an awe-inspiring phenomenon and progressed to the following round of the competition.

Arizona, then again, was left stunned and disheartened by the misfortune. The Wildcats, who were the fifth seed in their district and had elevated standards for the competition, couldn't hold off Princeton's late-game flood and experienced a stunning loss.

The upset victory by Princeton will go down as one of the biggest surprises in NCAA basketball tournament history, and is a testament to the unpredictability and excitement of March Madness.