College basketball conference tournament results and schedule
Fragmented scores and matchups from a college basketball conference tournament schedule. Teams include North Carolina State Duke Texas A&M Georgia Tech and others with varying results and times across March dates.
Miami Takes Big East Title Share With St John’s Win
Elton Tyler scored 20 and Mario Bland 19 as Miami defeated No. 18 St. John’s 74-70 in overtime to share the Big East crown with No. 9 Syracuse. Bland tied it with a top-key jumper. Tyler sealed the win with a late block as Miami improved to 209, 133.
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MIAMI
Elton Tyler
Mario Bland
St. John’s
Syracuse
Rick Barry
Bland
Tyler
Erick Barkley
Duke and North Carolina Vie For ACC Title
North Carolina advances to the ACC tournament final after a 67-63 win over Virginia, meeting second-seeded Duke which beat Georgia Tech 77-56. Coverage also notes top-ranked Connecticut’s 85-41 Big East quarterfinal rout and Purdue's Big Ten title clinching performance.
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Greensboro
N.C
North Carolina
Tar Heels
Sylvia Hatchell
Virginia
Duke
Georgia Tech
Jturks
Conn
Connecticut
St. John’s
Swin Cash
Tamika Williams
Huskies
Kennura Johnson
Uconn
Mountaineers reach NCAA tourney after dramatic win over Charleston
Appalachian State seals a 56-45 late run led by Patterson who exclaims the emotional reward of his three NCAA appearances. Charleston, 24-6, drops its first NCAA game since joining the Southern Conference, hinting at an NIT future.
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N. Carolina St
Florida
Justin Gainey
Wolfpack
ACC
Hame
Mountaineers
Charleston
Patterson
Cremins
Georgia Tech
John Kresse
Cougars
Jody Lumpkin
Keys
Troy Wireless
Jeff Bolton
Lumpkin
Cedrick Holmes
Appalachian State
Buzz Peterson
Furman
Rufus Leach Leach
Women's Scores and Conference Tournament Results Snapshot
A scrambled OCR list shows women’s scores across multiple conferences, including Big East, Big Ten, Conference USA, ECAC divisions, and the Southern Conference. Notable items include Duke 77 over Georgia Tech 56, Tulane 78 over NC State 75, and St Peters 6 over Fate 6 in small fragments.
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Boston Coleg
Georgetown
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Nowe Dame
Forges
Vianova
Big Ten
Pace
Penn St
Conference USA
Tulane
Chante
UAB
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NYU
Vacar
New York
Mace
Narvot
ECAC
South Carneginton
Stove Cy
Metro Atanve Rite St Peters
Fate
Ohio Valey Conerence
Enassee Tech
Astin Peay
Crampons Tennesene
Mesanog St
Furman
UNC Greenabore
West Coast
Siege
Pepperne
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