Hokies Among No 1 Seeds In Women’s NCAA Tournament
Tennessee headlines the No 1 seeds as the bracket places Connecticut and Duke alongside Notre Dame and Tennessee. Virginia Tech earned a No 7 seed in the Mideast and faces Denver while Duke and Georgia battle for the final top seed. Connecticut eyes a title run despite injuries to Abrosimova and Ralph, with UConn aiming to extend a long winning streak.
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NCAA basketball tournament field announced with 65 teams
Stanford tops West seed with 28 2 record as Michigan State repeats as a No 1 seed in the South round. Duke North Carolina Illinois Arizona UCLA Indiana and others fill 2 3 4 seed slots. North Carolina extends its NCAA appearance streak to 27, while Alabama State Cal State Northridge Hampton Northwestern State and Southern Utah make first trips.
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Mountaineers named to NIT field at Richmond Friday
West Virginia earns a first round NIT bid and travels to Richmond for a Friday night game. The 17-11 Mountaineers reached the postseason after four straight late-season wins but lost to Miami, Boston College, and Villanova in the Big East tourney. Richmond, 21-6, tops the Colonials and is barred from the conference tournament amid a pending move to the Atlantic 10. Villanova, Connecticut, Miami, and Pittsburgh also join the 32-team NIT field.
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Harvick wins in third Winston start at Atlanta
Kevin Harvick, a 25 year old rookie, won the Cracker Barrel 500 at Atlanta Motor Speedway in his Winston Cup debut season, driving The Intimidator’s car in a tribute to Dale Earnhardt. He beat Jeff Gordon by inches as Richard Childress fought tears and prayed for Dale’s help.
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Parnevik Wins Honda Classic In One Stroke Victory
Jesper Parnevik saves his round, finishing at 18 under to edge Mark Calcavecchia Geoff Ogilvy and Craig Perks by one stroke at the Honda Classic. Calcavecchia, Ogilvy and Perks tied for second as Parnevik struggled on 18 but held on for his fifth PGA Tour win.
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