Middle Tennessee upsets Kentucky in NCAA first round
Middle Tennessee State, 22-7 and Ohio Valley Conference champions, shocked 14th ranked Kentucky 50-44 in Nashville as Rick Campbell led MT with 19 points. Kentucky failed to score in double figures in the second half and missed key free throws.
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Guthrie Center Girls Reach Semifinals in State Tourney
Guthrie Center 79 Harlan 61 as Cindy Bohlender and Sue Luckenbill each scored 26 to push the Tigerettes into the semifinals. Estherville defeated Clinton Mater Dei 73-55 behind Debi Niles with record rebounds and blocks. East over Winfield Mount Union 84-47 and Fairfield 61-54 over Lake View Auburn powered by Lori Lowenberg and Julie Litton. Des Moines East, Fairfield, Guthrie Center and Estherville seed into Friday night semis with East meeting Fairfield and Guthrie Center facing Estherville.
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Three giants pace NCAA Mideast Regional in Indianapolis
NCAA Mideast Regional features three 7-footers at Market Square Arena with NC State led by 7-foot-5 Chuck Nevitt facing Tennessee Chattanooga. Minnesota looms as Big Ten champion potential third-round opponent.
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Wilkins fuels Georgia NIT win over Temple in Athens
Dominique Wilkins scores 24 and grabs 12 rebounds to lead Georgia to a 73-60 first round victory over Temple at Athens in the NIT. Guards Eric Marbury and Gerald Crosby add 14 points each as Temple stays close before Georgia pulls away.
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