He was met at the rim by two Cavaliers defenders, and officials called a foul as time expired.

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After review, it was determined that the foul occurred after the clock reached 0.0., sending the game into overtime with the Cavaliers winning, 69-62.

Saturday night, the ACC said the officials made an "incorrect adjudication of the playing rules." 

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"A foul was called on Virginia’s Ryan Dunn during a shot attempt by Duke’s Kyle Filipowski as time expired," the ACC said. "Upon the officials’ review of the play, it was determined that the foul committed occurred after the clock reached 0.0. However, the play should have resulted in two free throws for Duke."

The conference cited Rule 5, Section 7, Article 3c of the NCAA Rule Book to explain.

"Rule 5, Section 7, Article 3c states ‘when a foul occurs so near the expiration of time that the official timer cannot stop the game clock before time expires or when the foul occurs after time expires but while the ball is in flight during a try, the period will end when the two free throw(s) and all related activity have been completed,’" the ACC said in its statement.

Duke head coach Jon Scheyer told reporters after the game he did not receive clarification from the officials on the call.

"I still would like an explanation exactly what had happened, you know, and I don’t have clarity on that," Scheyer said. "He made a big-time play attacking the basket, and there’s no doubt he’s knocking down those free throws in my mind.

"They told me after the fact that the call was made after the buzzer, and you can see the ball left his hands before point zero. So, I don’t know exactly what the rule is."

The loss dropped Duke to 17-8 on the season and moved Virginia to 19-4.

Fox News’ Ryan Gaydos contributed to this report.