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Sara Worth and Chad Cooper of the Temple pep band cry Sunday after an overtime defeat to Seton Hall, marking a painful finish to the game.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 2000
Page
15
Sweet 16 shakeup as top seeds stumble in NCAA tourney
Amid Shocking Sunday chatter ESPN's Dick Vitale notes, Stanford and Arizona fall in the NCAA tournament while North Carolina shocks Stanford 60-53. Tulsa and Temple drop, Seton Hall beats Cincinnati 69-61 and Duke survives Kansas 69-64 as Duke coach Krzyzewski records his 50th tournament win with Boozer and Hinrich delivering key plays.
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ESPN
Dick Vitale
Stanford
Arizona
North Carolina
Tulsa
Cincinnati
Temple
Seton Hall
Iowa State
Topseed Duke
Kansas
Blue Devils
Carlos Boozer
Nick Bradford
Mike Krzyzewski
Kirk Hinrich
Sioux Collison
Iowa Falls
Sweet 16 seeds rundown from the tournament
The seeds list Duke and Michigan State as No 1, Iowa State No 2, Oklahoma State No 3, Tennessee LSU and Syracuse No 4, Florida No 5, Miami Purdue and UCLA No 6, Tulsa No 7, North Carolina and Wisconsin No 8, Seton Hall and Gonzaga No 10.
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Duke
Michigan State
Iowa State
Oklahoma State
Tennessee
LSU
Syra
Florida
Miami
Purdue
Ucla
Tulsa
North Carolina
Wiscon
Seton Hall
Gonzaga
Who's Departing The Major Conferences
Atlantic Coast lists Maryland as exiting. Big East shows Connecticut St John’s leaving. Big Ten notes Illinois Indiana Ohio State depart. Big 12 records Kansas Missouri Oklahoma Texas exiting. Conference USA includes Cincinnati DePaul Louisville Saint Louis. Pac Ten cites Arizona Oregon Stanford leaving. SEC lists Arkansas Auburn Kentucky exiting.
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Atlantic Coast
Maryland
Connecticut
St. John's
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio State
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Texas
Cincinnati
DePaul
Louisville
Saint Louis
Pacific
Arizona
Oregon
Stanford
Southeastern
Arkansas
Auburn
Kentucky
Iowa Hawkeyes Win Sixth Straight NCAA Wrestling Title
Iowa captured its sixth consecutive NCAA team championship at Kiel Center led by a dominant late run through wrestlebacks. Jim Zalesky praised the comeback style as Cael Sanderson repeated as Outstanding Wrestler while Iowa State posted strong individual results but could not claim the team plaque.
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Ue Sportswr
ST. Louis
Iowa State
Cyclones
Cael Sanderson
Iowa Hawkeyes
Kiel Center
Iowa
Jim Zalesky
Francis lifts Cyclones to Sweet Sixteen with clutch 3s
Iowa State survives Illinois 79-68 as Desiree Francis sinks four second-half 3-pointers. Wel le leads ISU with 19 points while Lindsey Wilson and Stacy Frese add double figures. Francis delivers the turning point as ISU advances to face Penn State in Kansas City.
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Shavonna Hunter
Illinois
Stacy Frese
Ames
Iowa State
Illini
Cyclones
Municipal Auditorium
Kansas City
ISU
Penn State
Auburn
Hilton
Francis
Theresa Grentz
Angie Welle
Lindsey Wilson
Megan Taylor
Taylor
Bill Fennelly
Des
Kylie Martin
Tanja Catchings
Antigua
West Indies
Cedar Rapids
Kirkwood Community
Col
Points leaders on NASCAR Winston Cup circuit this season
The list ranks Bobby Labonte with 794, Mark Martin 785, Dale Earnhardt 762, Ward Burton 733, Dale Jarrett 721, Tony Stewart 663, Bill Elliott 663, Ricky Rudd 647, Jeff Burton 621 and Rusty Wallace 595 points.
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Bobby Labonte
Mark Martin
Dale Earnhardt
Ward Burton
Dale Jarrett
Tony Stewart
Bill Elliott
Ricky Rudd
Jeff Burton
Rusty Wallace
Ward Burton wins Mall.com 400 at Darlington
Ward Burton, finishing ahead of Matt Kenseth with 36 laps to go, captured his second Winston Cup victory at Darlington Raceway. The win extends the Burton streak at Darlington as Jeff Burton had swept the track a year earlier. Ward earned 132725 dollars and celebrated with family and his Bill Davis team.
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Darlington
S.C
Jeff
Burton
Ward Burton
Ward
Darlington Raceway
Jeff Gordon
Matt Kenseth
Rockingham
N.C
Roush Racing
Bill Davis
Wade Burton
Jeb
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Jason Capel
Kris Lang
Hawks
Minnesota
Brock Lesnar
Hawkeye
Jeff McGinness
Bacon
Desiree Francis
WSC
Burton Boys
Boston
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