Drake Downs Bradley to Reach Arch Madness Final Four
Stirtz scores 24 and Banks adds 13 as Drake, seeded No 1, handles Bradley 63 48 in St Louis To win Arch Madness for the third straight year Bulldogs improve to 30 3 and secure another NCAA bid Bradley led 27 24 late in the first half before Drake runs 7 0 to close the period Hannah leads Bradley with 19 in 52 percent first half shooting 28 percent second Banks pulls down nine rebounds while Stirtz hits five 3s and seven of 13 overall.
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Michigan and Michigan State end regular season in heated finish
No. 8 Michigan State beat No. 17 Michigan 79-62 as the teams clashed at Breslin Center with a postgame scuffle near midcourt. Tre Holloman and Phat Cason received technicals after pushing, while seniors maintained the Spartans’ logo kiss tradition. Rutgers beat Minnesota 75-67 in OT to gain seeding, and Oregon outlasted Washington 80-73 in OT.
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Big Ten Scores Highlight Upsets and OTs
Michigan State defeats Michigan 79 to 62 and Iowa beats Nebraska 83 to 68. Rutgers tops Minnesota 75 to 67 in overtime while Oregon edges Washington 80 to 73 in OT.
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UCLA tops USC in Big Ten final as Betts fuels rally
UCLA erased a 13 point deficit to beat USC 72 67 in the Big Ten Tournament final behind 17 points from Lauren Betts including 13 in the second half. Chloe Kitts led South Carolina to a 64 45 SEC title over Texas with 15 points and nine rebounds. Russell Henley won at Bay Hill with a 2 under 70 to claim his fifth PGA Tour title. Sergio Garcia birdied to win LIV Golf Hong Kong by three shots. Christopher Bell sweeps Phoenix three peat in NextGen era by .0049 seconds. Vikings sign Aaron Jones to a two year 20 million contract. Davante Adams inks two year Rams deal.
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