Jackets Turn Down NIT Bid After Exam Week
Georgia Tech, 18 12, declines invitation to the NIT citing upcoming exams. Coach Bobby Cremins says the choice is not a reaction to NCAA omission and notes the Jackets finished outside the NCAA field for the second straight year.
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Final NCAA poll diverges from committee on top seeds
UCLA remains No. 1 with a 25 2 record narrowly edging Kentucky for the top spot as Wake Forest rises to third after winning the ACC title. North Carolina holds fourth with Kansas fifth, while Iowa State debuts at No 25 amid a reshaped national slate.
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Razorbacks fall to Kentucky in tense final seconds
Arkansas led 50-44 at halftime but Kentucky tied the game at 80-80 late. Walker scored 23 for Kentucky as Rodrick Rhodes missed two late free throws, and Tony Delk iced Kentucky with late free throws after a Razorbacks miss. Final score 95-93 Kentucky, ending Arkansas 10-game win streak.
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Childress Stars as Tar Heels Claim Nail-Biter Title
Senior Childress scores 37 including all overtime points as North Carolina edges Wake Forest 82 to 80 to win the conference title. Stackhouse leads NC with 24 in regulation while Wake Forest guard Childress nets 37 and adds the best-of-tournament 107-point mark.
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Gordon wins dash by narrow margin at finish
Gordon edged Labonte by 0.19 seconds in a high speed dash, averaging 150.115 mph and earning 104,950 dollars. Labonte, runner-up two weeks after a Rockingham rally, closed to within car lengths late but could not overtake. Earnhardt, starting from the pole, finished fourth behind Terry Labonte who won Richmond last week.
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NIT First Round Pairings Announced For 1995 Tournament
New York reports the 1995 NIT first round matchups with team records and listed game times across campuses and TV networks. Includes Coppin State Seton Hall DePaul Iowa Colorado New Mexico State Texas Tech Washington State Ohio St Bonaventure Nebraska Utah State Utah State and Texas El Paso among others.
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Two marquee NCAA teams duel as new seeds loom
The memo notes Louisville and Memphis no longer meet since 1991 and discusses how the second round could prune high seeds. UCLA would face the Missouri-Indiana winner, while Kansas draws Western Kentucky or Michigan. First appearances include Colgate and four others, with several aiming for their initial NCAA win within three weeks in Seattle.
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