Redick named ACC Player of the Year by AP
Duke guard J J Redick wins the 2005 ACC Player of the Year as the AP voters reward his scoring, minutes, and free throw accuracy. He tops North Carolina's Sean May and Wake Forest's Chris Paul among 121 ballots. Redick led the conference in scoring, minutes, and free throw percentage, guiding Duke to a 25 5 record and a No 1 seed in the NCAA tournament.
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Illini chase No 1 but face tough cards in NCAAs
Illinois aims to finish high as they chase ending the top seed while Weber mourns his mother. The Illini routed Northwestern Minnesota and Wisconsin in the Big Ten tournament and eye a regionals run. Indiana, Cincinnati, Georgetown and Vanderbilt also feature in related postseason results and bids.
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Aggies Rally Past Clemson In 1999 NIT Opener
Texas A&M under first year coach Billy Gillispie overturns a 7-21 previous season with a 82-74 victory over Clemson in the 1999 NIT. The win improves A&M to 20-9, their first postseason berth since 1994, as Jones leads with 25 points and Leach adds 13 while Clemson struggles with 32 fouls and 74 points from Hammonds and company.
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Stokes Named ECU Basketball Coach To Revive Program
Ricky Stokes, South Carolina assistant and former Virginia Tech head coach, takes over East Carolina to revive a program with six lackluster seasons under Bill Herrion. He will lead a staff including Mack McCarthy as associate head coach as ECU seeks its second NCAA tournament berth.
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March Madness NCAA Tournament Update with Matchups and Scores
Comprehensive wrap of NCAA tournament action with first round results from regionals and early rounds. Key games include Cincinnati and Iowa, Texas and Nevada, and Arizona State versus UNLV with multiple regional doubleheaders and outcomes.
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