Imani Tate scored 28 points and Tiana-Jo Carter's put-back with eight seconds left helped seal Albany's 61-59 upset victory over fifth-seeded Florida in the first-round of the women's NCAA tournament on Friday in Syracuse, N.Y.

It's the first tournament win for the 12th-seeded Great Danes (28-4). Albany overcame a 17-point deficit and played most of the game without its top scorer, Shereesha Richards, who was in foul trouble. Richards finished with 14 points in just 22 minutes, and fouled out with 6:18 remaining.

The win was not without controversy.

An official scorer counted a missed free throw from Florida's January Miller as a point, and the incorrect score will stand because it was not fixed during the game.

The NCAA acknowledged that the scorer made a mistake, but said the score won't change.

Despite the miss, Miller was credited with a made free throw to complete a three-point play with 6:31 left in the second quarter.

The Gators (22-9) unraveled down the stretch, being outscored 19-7 over the final quarter.

The Great Danes will face host No.?4 seed Syracuse in the second round.

No. 10 seed St. Bonaventure 65, No. 7 seed Oklahoma State 54: Katie Healy had 23 points and three steals to lead the Bonnies (24-7) to an upset of the Cowboys (21-10) in Corvallis, Ore.

Nyla Rueter added 15 points for St.?Bonaventure, which will face No.?2 seed Oregon State on Sunday.

No. 3 seed Ohio State 88, No.?14 seed Buffalo 69: Kelsey Mitchell scored 27 points to help the host Buckeyes (25-7) rout the Bulls (20-14).

Shayla Cooper had 17 points for the Buckeyes, who will play Sunday against No. 6 seed West Virginia.

Scores, schedule PG 2