Auburn Advances to Final Four as No 1 Seeds Sweep
Auburn tops Michigan State 70-64 in Atlanta to reach its second Final Four, led by Johns Broome’s 25 points and 14 rebounds before a late injury scare. Florida meets Texas Tech in the other West semifinal as top seeds dominate regional finals. Houston defeats Tennessee 69-50 to reach its seventh Final Four, with L J Cryer scoring 17 and Emanuel Sharp driving a 17 point win.
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Michigan State
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Tom Izzo
Bruce Pearl
Tigers
Florida
Duke
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Texas Tech
San Antonio
Jaxon Kohler
Spartans
Jaden Akins
Broome
Tennessee
Cougars
L.J. Cryer
Indianapolis
Emanuel Sharp
Kelvin Sampson
Cooper Flagg
North Carolina State
Georgetown
Sharp
Joseph Taylor
Purdue
Chaz Lanier
Jordan Gainey
Volunteers
Rick Barnes
UCLA Advances to First Final Four in Women\u2019s NCAA Roundup
UCLA, top seed, beat LSU 72 65 in Spokane to reach its first NCAA women\u2019s Final Four. Lauren Betts had 17 points seven rebounds and six blocks while Gabriela Jaquez added 18 points eight rebounds. LSU led briefly in the fourth before UCLA pulled away as Betts returned from early fouls.
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Timea Gardiner
Aneesah Morrow
Sa’Myah Smith
Cardinals blank Twins to start 3-0 with three-run shots
Cardinals rout Minnesota 9-2 in St Louis as Victor Scott II Pedro Pages and Nolan Gorman deliver three-run and solo homers. Pages collects three hits while Andre Pallante holds Twins to two runs over five.
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Scott
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Associated Press
Hamlin ends Martinsville drought with home win in tight finish
Denny Hamlin broke a 10 year Martinsville winless streak by holding off teammate Christopher Bell to earn a spot in the NASCAR Cup Series playoffs. Bell finished second with Wallace, Elliott and Larson rounding out the top five as Hamlin, a Chesterfield native, shows Martinsville prowess with six career Cup wins there.
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Chesterfield
Virginia
Hamlin
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Bubba Wallace
Chase Elliott
Kyle Larson
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