NCAA Tournament schedule and matchups with multiple regions
The page lists first and second round pairings across East Midwest and West regions with dates March 14 to 18 and venues including Dayton The Pit Albuquerque and TD Garden Boston. It names teams such as Kansas State Syracuse Ohio State Gonzaga Kentucky Baylor UNLV Duke Notre Dame and others with game times and follow-on slates for regional semifinals and finals.
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Syracuse’s Melo ruled ineligible for NCAA tournament
Syracuse announces 7-foot Brazilian center Fab Melo is ineligible for the NCAA tournament due to an academic issue. Melo did not travel to Pittsburgh for the second and third rounds, leaving coach Jim Boeheim to plan with remaining players as Syracuse (31-2) prepares to face North Carolina Asheville (No. 16) in the opener.
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First Round NCAA Tournament Upsets Highlight Bluegrass Showdowns
In Louisville and Dayton a pair of NCAA opener comebacks steal the spotlight. Western Kentucky rallies from 16 down to beat Mississippi Valley State 59 58 as T J Price seals it with 16 seconds left. BYU defeats Iowa 78 72 behind Noah Hartsock and Brandon Davies to set up a clash with Marquette. Iona’s bid ends in the first round despite Scott Machado’s 15 points and 10 assists.
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