Andy Bean Wins Doral Open on His 24th Birthday
Andy Bean, a Florida product, captured his first pro tour win at the Doral Open on the Blue Monster course. He posted a 277 total, two strokes ahead of David Graham, after a tense final round that featured birdies, a late bogey by Graham, and a clutch 20-foot putt by Bean to seal victory. The win boosted Bean’s earnings and linked him with top tour players as he entered major events.
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Coach McGuire Forces Rally as Marquette Tops Cincinnati
In Omaha, Marquette coach Al McGuire sparked a second half surge after a fiery halftime to beat Cincinnati 66-51 in the NCAA Midwest Regionals. Starved of calm, an on-court clash with bench meltdown and a controversial goaltending call preceded a 14-0 burst that broke the game open.
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UCLA Upset by Laubsville and Cincinnati’s Tight Win
Sacred Heart defeated by Texas Southern as Cincinnati battled for momentum. Marquette led late on a three point play sparked by a goal-teniling call before a Bearcats drought. Je yore Whitehead contested call noted, while Whitehead and Bo Ellis totaled 15 and 17 points respectively. Bob Miller led Cincinnati with 20 points, 16 in the first half.
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NIT Action Shifts To New York For Quarterfinals
After a strong tourney road show, the National Invitation Tournament resumes in New York with Alabama set to open against Virginia Tech at Madison Square Garden. Houston meets Illinois State, while Villanova faces Massachusetts and Oregon plays St Bonaventure in the other quarterfinal pairings.
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Wake Forest and Kansas State Advance to Midwest Semis
Kansas State defeated Providence 87-80 and Wake Forest beat Arkansas 86-83 to reach the NCAA Midwest Regional semifinals in Oklahoma City. Kansas State faces Marquesse while Wake Forest meets Southern Illinois, in games noted for gritty, scrappy defense and determined comebacks led by Curtis Redding's 32 points.
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Tar Heels edge Purdue in semifinal bid without two starters
North Carolina, missing center Tommy LaGarde and forward Walter Davis due to injuries, beat Purdue 69 to 66 in the NCAA Eastern Regionals. Phil Ford scored 27 as UNC rallied from behind, setting up a semifinal versus Notre Dame in College Park, Maryland.
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