Watch Ty Jerome's Controversial Double Dribble Go Uncalled Late vs. Auburn

Virginia junior guard Kyle Guy was fouled in three-point land by Auburn junior guard Samir Doughty with 0.6 seconds left, down 62-60 in their Final Four matchup on Saturday.

Guy nailed all three of his free throws to lift No. 1 Virginia into Monday's NCAA national championship game.

That much is etched in stone.

However, there was an uncalled violation seconds earlier that would have in all likelihood sent No. 5 Auburn to the title game.

Junior guard Ty Jerome tried a behind-the-back dribble to lose Auburn senior guard Bryce Brown but bounced the ball off his own heel. Jerome then picked up the ball, untouched by anybody else, and restarted his dribble.

That, according to CBS rules analyst Gene Steratore, should have been whistled as a double dribble. If referees would have ruled it a double dribble, Auburn would have gained possession.

It was not.

Now, Virginia has a shot at winning the men's program's first NCAA championship against either No. 2 Michigan State or No. 3 Texas Tech.