Tubby Smith Eyes Return to Kentucky Next Season
Lexington Kentucky AP reports Tubby Smith believes Kentucky fans want him back for next season though notes his current status ends after April 9 to 15 with unclear decision pending.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 2007
Page
11
Lexington Kentucky AP reports Tubby Smith believes Kentucky fans want him back for next season though notes his current status ends after April 9 to 15 with unclear decision pending.
Duke, Tennessee, Connecticut and North Carolina earned No 1 seeds. Duke enters 29-0 before a Sunday opener vs Holy Cross in Raleigh with Greensboro as the regional site and a potential Final Four in Cleveland. Coach Gail Goestenkors notes the team’s excitement and aims to improve on 2003-04 regional final exit.
USC Aiken men s golf climbed from 299 in round one to a tournament low 282 in round two at the Palmetto Club. Matt Burroughs tied for lead with a 71 69 while Roberto Diaz rallied to 65 in round two. The Pacers sit eight behind Virginia Tech as final round begins.
Airport High School edged Aiken High 3-0 as Cass Jones Haley McKnight and Heather Shumpert scored in the opening 40 minutes. Aiken keeper Brittany Holcombe made seven saves as the Hornets pressured late, while JV results mirrored the main game with Airport prevailing 3-1.
The article shares bracket strategy focusing on identifying first round upsets and avoiding common biases. It argues that upsets by higher seeds with strong records and appealing uniforms can surprise, and urges careful judgment over hype while acknowledging the risk of embarrassment from bold picks.
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