Sweet 16 matchups eye regional wins in NCAA tourney
Duke faces Indiana in Lexington while Pitt tackles Kent State and Oklahoma meets Arizona. UCLA vs Missouri and Oregon vs Texas headline Thursday night games with Kentucky and Illinois looming in Madison and UConn looming in Syracuse, all part of the Sweet 16 round.
Kansas Faces Illini In Rematch Of Regional Thriller
No. 1 Kansas seeks revenge against No. 4 Illinois in Madison after last year’s 80-64 win. Illinois veteran Williams leads an improving squad as Kansas defender Hinrich mends an ankle and both teams balance depth and star power.
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Indiana risks Duke showdown in Sweet Sixteen
Indiana prepares to face top ranked Duke in Lexington in a high stakes NCAA tournament game. Hoosiers rely on Jeffries and a strong defense to counter Duke’s balanced backcourt led by Williams and Duhon with Dunleavy Boozer and a history of 23 straight wins over non ACC foes.
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Florida State hires Hamilton to revive program
Leonard Hamilton agreed to a five year contract to coach Florida State and replace Steve Robinson who was fired after four straight losing seasons. Hamilton, last with the NBA Wizards, must rebuild a struggling Seminoles program.
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Missouri Tigers Embrace No 12 Seed Mindset Versus UCLA
Missouri coach Quin Snyder says the No 12 seed means little as the Tigers prepare to face No 8 UCLA for a spot in the Elite Eight. He credits improved ball movement, role changes, and leadership from Clarence Gilbert Kareem Rush and Travon Bryant as key to overcoming early hype and advancing past Miami and Ohio State.
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