Invasion of St Louis for March Madness Kansas trio arrives
Kansas State Kansas and Wichita State fans descend on St Louis for the NCAA Midwest Region games at Scottrade Center. Kentucky and other high profile teams join a packed weekend slate with top players and future NBA picks on display.
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Scottrade Center
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Marshall
Wichita State
Weber
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Scottrade
New Mexico
Cameron Bairstow
Kansas
John Calipari
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Jayhawks
Wildcats
Missouri
Shockers shine with coach's grind toward national title
Wichita State, fresh from its first Final Four since 1965, earned a No. 1 seed after a 34-0 run in the NCAA Tournament. Gregg Marshall emphasizes a 29-year overnight sensation ethic, building a gritty roster from overlooked high school prospects Fred VanVleet and Tekele Cotton, plus Ron Baker, Cleanthony Early, Chadrack Lufile and Nick.
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Wichita
Wichita State
Gregg Marshall
Fred VanVleet
Tekele Cotton
Kansas
Walken
Ron Baker
Cleanthony
Chadrack Lufile
Nick
Garden City Lady Busters sweep Barton County in doubleheader
Garden City Community College Lady Busters rout Barton County 17-8 in five innings then win 10-9 in seven as they improve to 13-14 and 5-3 in the Jayhawk Conference. Aronoff and Lupino drive three RBIs each. Roe wins both games with strong pitching. They host Frank Phillips next, while the baseball team falls 11-10 in Clarendon after leading late.
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Garden City Community College
Lady Broacbusters
Barton County
Great Bend
Lady Busters
Lady Cougars
Busters
Jayhawk
Becky Gundy
Brooke Lovas
Taylor Lupino
Danielle Aronoff
Aronoff
Lupino
Roe
Jessica Soliday
Lauren Shanks
Frank Phillips
Borger
Texas
Bulldogs
Marcus McKinney
Chris Finnegan
Dalton Shalberg
Francisco Alverez
Alvarez
Jaxon Mohr
Tony Yacovetta
Cal Poly tops Texas Southern in NCAA First Four upset
Cal Poly, holding the worst tournament record, upset Texas Southern 81-69 in Dayton powered by Chris Eversley's 19 points as the Mustangs become the first 19-loss team to win an NCAA game in 59 years and advance to meet top seed Wichita State in St Louis. Tennessee tops Iowa 78 65 in overtime to reach the Midwest regional versus Massachusetts.
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Cal Poly
Chris Eversley
Texas Southern
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Mustangs
Joe Callero
Bradley
Tennessee
Iowa
Jarnell Stokes
Volunteers
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Massachusetts
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Vols
Jordan McRae
Stokes
Fran McCaffery
McCaffery
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Sager
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