Duncan, Deacons roll by St. Mary's in West Regional
Wake Forest forward Tim Duncan posted 22 points and 22 rebounds to lead the 3 seed past St. Marys 68 46 in Tucson. Brad Millard of St Marys scored 16 with six boards as the Gaels were hurt by a late Wake run and a tough outside shooting stretch.
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Temple Rolls Past Ole Miss in NCAA First Round rout
Mark Jackson led ninth seed Temple with 24 points and Rasheed Brokenborough 20 as the Owls crushed Ole Miss 62-40 in Kansas City. Temple’s zone defense limited Mississippi to a season-low point total and 18 turnovers while Ansa Sesay led the Rebels with 14 points.
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Coppin State Upsets South Carolina in NCAA Tournament Thriller
Coppin State stuns 7th ranked South Carolina 60 58 in a first round NCAA game at the Civic Arena. Singletary scores most of his points in the second half while Coppin’s Terquin Mott adds 11 points and 11 rebounds. South Carolina stars McKie and Watson struggle from the floor as Coppin achieves its first NCAA tournament win in program history.
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Chattanooga Pulls Off Shock Victory Over Georgia
Chattanooga the No. 14 seed built a 15-point lead and held on to upset third-seeded Georgia 73-70 in the Southeast Regional first round. Willie Young led UTC with 24 points as coach Mack McCarthy praised his resilient squad.
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Texas ends Wisconsin run as Freeman fuels upset
Reggie Freeman scored 31 points to lift 16th-seeded Texas past a sloppy Wisconsin 71-58 in the NCAA East Regional. Freeman hit 11 of 19 shots and 7 of 8 free throws, scoring 18 in the second half after a cold start. Texas improved despite a rough warmup stretch and cited a tough schedule for its at large bid.
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Tigers Triumph Over Miami As Clemson Dominates
Clemson defeats Miami 68-59 as Tiger forward Davis fouls limit him and Clemson sustains an early lead. coach Rick Barnes praises team defense while Miami battles to the buzzer despite foul trouble and a late push from Davis.
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