Kansas seniors end on four note in NCAA shock loss
Kansas, led by Roy Williams era influence, finished 23 7 under Bill Self with seniors Simien Miles Langford and Lee starring. They wrap a storied era after Simien missed a game winning shot at Bucknell, producing a 64 63 upset and a one and done tourney exit.
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Vanderbilt Edges Kansas State In NCAA Round Two
Vanderbilt defeats Kansas State 63-60 behind Carla Thomas and Ashley Earley to reach the regional semifinals. Laurie Koehn set NCAA career 3-point records, finishing with 392. K State ends its bid with a second-round exit for the third straight year.
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Marlin resigns after 23 seasons as Sublette basketball coach
Monty Marlin steps down as Sublette's boys basketball coach after 23 seasons, citing fading enjoyment. He leaves with a 341-184 record and a 1995 2A state title, recalling highs and lows and memorable league tournament runs.
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Vanderbilt NIT upset seals late buzzer win over Wichita State
Vanderbilt defeats Wichita State 65-63 at Memorial Gym to reach the NIT quarterfinals. Corey Smith catches a length-of-the-court pass with 0.7 seconds left and scores on a layup as time expires, sending Vanderbilt to a date with Memphis for a spot in the NIT semifinals.
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Tourney puts UW Milwaukee on the map
The No. 12 seed Wisconsin Milwaukee Panthers upset Horizon League champs Bruce Peart’s squad in Cleveland, signaling a rise for a former NAIA program now in NCAA Division I. Guards Ed McCants and Adrian Tigert led a campus scene marked by a quiet return and modest fanfare.
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