Louisville Favored as Kevin Ware Headlines Final Four Run
Louisville enters the national semifinal against Wichita State as 4-1 favorites boosted by Kevin Ware's dramatic injury and leadership. Star guard Russ Smith led the Midwest Regional with 26 points per game as Louisville pursues its first title since last year’s near miss.
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Syracuse and Michigan Set For Contrasting Final Four Styles
Syracuse relies on a veteran zone defense and length to stifle opponents, aiming for a title run at the Georgia Dome. Michigan countermodels with fast pace led by Trey Burke, seeking to attack the zone with quick balls and contested shots.
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Laettner and 776 Hoosiers honored in NCAA anniversary event
Duke star Christian Laettner recalled his 1992 regional final buzzer beater as part of a 75th anniversary celebration for March Madness. Indiana’s 1976 undefeated team and 14 other all time greats were honored with players including Kareem Abdul Jabbar Larry Bird Bill Bradley Patrick Ewing and Michael Jordan. Indiana coach Bob Knight commented on the undefeated season and the event featured discussions with May Knight and others while Knight avoided addressing recent Rutgers allegations.
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Rutgers Scandal Deepens as AD Resigns Over Coach Video
Rutgers faced a widening crisis as Athletic Director Tim Pernetti resigned after failing to act promptly against coach Mike Rice who was shown on ESPN video taunting and striking players with anti gay slurs. President Barchi criticized the process and apologized to the LGBT community for the homophobic conduct revealed.
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