Indiana Survives Scare In NCAA Midwest Thriller
Indiana holds off Xavier 73 70 in the NCAA Midwest Regional second round. Damon Bailey leads with 11 second half points while Calbert Cheaney scores 23 and Greg Graham 19 for the Hoosiers who overcome a 13 point first half deficit. Xavier leaders include Jamie Gladden 18 and Aaron Williams 17 as Bri an Grant adds 11 points and 16 rebounds.
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Brewer shines as Louisville tops Oklahoma State 78-63
James Brewer scored 26 points off the Louisville bench including 17 in the second half to rally Louisville from a first half deficit. He played 25 minutes and hit 7 of 10 shots while Louisville finished strong, hitting 13 of 16 in the final stretch and cashing 10 straight free throws.
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Kentucky and Wake Forest Advance in NCAA Tournament
Kentucky, as the No 1 seed in the Southeast Region, routed Utah 83-62 at Vanderbilt Memorial Gym after a 96-52 win over Rider. Wake Forest defeated Iowa 84-78 to reach the next round as George Washington beat Southern University 90-80 in Tucson to advance.
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Duke Falls as Indiana Michigan Lead Elite Eight Hope
Duke’s defeat marks a jolt as Indiana and Michigan reach the round of 16 with Duke out. Michigan’s comeback over UCLA renews title belief while Indiana battles on amid Henderson’s absence and a tense death struggle. SEC teams Kentucky Vanderbilt and Arkansas struggle for footing in a still strong regional field.
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Mourning lifts Hornets past Timberwolves in Minnesota
Alonzo Mourning had 24 points and 14 rebounds as Charlotte won at Minneapolis for the franchise's first-ever road win there. Larry Johnson added 20 points and 13 boards, Dell Curry 21, while Minnesota's Christian Laettner had 27 points and 18 rebounds but only two in the fourth quarter.
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Pistons and Knicks lead in varied NBA night action
Inglewood Pistons beat Lakers 106 101 as Joe Dumars scores 11 of 17 in the fourth while Gerald Glass and Danny Young add 16 and 15. Knicks top Mavericks 106 84 as Patrick Ewing tops San Antonio David Robinson 30 10 and John Starks 25 lift Madison Square Garden record to 30 4. Celtics beat Trail Blazers 104 103 on a late Robert Parish blocked shot setup. Seattle holds off Houston 27 points for Gary Payton and extends win streak to six.
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Georgetown UNC Keep Women's Sweet 16 Bid Alive
Georgetown and North Carolina both reach the women's NCAA Sweet 16 after late clutch plays. UNC tops Alabama 74 73 in overtime as Lawrence hits a go ahead 3 with five seconds left and Georgetown edges Penn State 68 67 on Wilson’s late foul shots.
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Auburn Women Advance Over Louisville 66 61 in NCAA Tilt
Lauretta Freeman scored 22 points and 12 rebounds as Auburn defeated Louisville 66 61 to advance in the NCAA tournament. Other listed box score notes include Freeman, Williams, Coleman and Hileman contributing for Auburn and Mattox, Knox and Parker for Louisville.
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Bruins Edge Wolverines In Overtime Classic
UCLA battles back with Shon Tarver and Tyus Edney leading in the final eight minutes of regulation and overtime. Ed O'Bannon scores late as Michigan's Chris Webber and Juwan Howard combine for 41. The Bruins force a late shot-clock controversy before a 84-84 tie and one extra session.
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