Braves Rally Past Expos On Perez Smoltz Show
Eduardo Perez had two hits including a two run double in the eighth as John Smoltz pitched four strong innings in a 5 2 Braves spring win over the Montreal Expos. Terry Pendleton added two hits and an RBI while Steve Bedrosian and Greg McMichael closed out the win.
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Quakers Upset Nebraska as Ivy Breaks Tourney Ice
Penn defeats Nebraska 90 80 in the East Regional marking the Ivy League’s first NCAA tournament win since 1984. Wisconsin Green Bay, Wisconsin and Michigan post upsets in the first round with Wisconsin beating Cincinnati 80 72 and Green Bay topping California 61 57. Michigan wins 78 74 in overtime after Jalen Rose blocks a late shot.
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Clemson Advances To Second Round In NIT Thriller
Clemson beat Southern Mississippi 96-85 behind a second-half full-court press that produced 19 turnovers. Andre Bovain scored 20 and Devin Gray 19 with 10 rebounds as Clemson moves on to face West Virginia after overcoming a six-point deficit.
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Wildcats blank Midland Valley 10 0 in Region show of strength
Lexington High School blanked Midland Valley 10-0 in a playoff rematch as Doug Bear den dominated on the mound. The Wildcats rode an error free game with 18 of 20 batters retired and highlighted by Bear den’s complete control.
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Wildcats face pitching woes as staff struggles to find zone
Boxscore shows Wildcats 10-0 despite staff struggles. Coach Fogle praises quick adjustments and hitters who fought off bad pitches. Midland Valley (4-2, 1-1 Region 3-AAAA) seeks a pitching ace after Brent Moore’s graduation to South Carp.
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College of Charleston Fans Rally For NCAA Bid In Loss
The Cougars, a 12 seed from the Trans America Athletic Conference, led Wake Forest 16-4 early but lost 68-58 in the Southeast Regional first round at Rupp Arena. Coach John Kresse praised his team for proving they belonged and delivering a scare on television.
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