Oregon State Tops New York Times Computer Basketball List
The New York Times computer ranking names Oregon State No. 1 among 264 Division I teams as NCAA postseason play begins. Beavers hold 26-1 after a loss to Arizona State, with LSU, Arizona State, Virginia, Kentucky and North Carolina following. The piece notes discrepancies with NCAA seeding and automatic berths, and lists other seedings and regional placements including De Paul and Louisville.
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New York
Oregon State
New York Times
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Ohio State
North Carolina State
Oklahoma State
Georgia
Mercer
Wayne Duke
NCAA
Mississippi
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Ncaa Basketball Committee
Times
Louisville
Utah
Virginia Commonwealth
Arkansas
LSU
Virginia
Arizona State
de Paul
Royals fall in 14th in exhibition thriller
Atlanta Braves edge Kansas City Royals 3 to 2 in 14 innings. Ed Miller delivered a run-scoring single in the top of the 14th off Bill Laskey following Craig Landis’s start to the decisive rally. Laskey yielded consecutive outs before Miller’s hit, while Lee May and Craig McMurtry limited threats in late frames. Kansas City had two runs in the second inning, loaded with a May single, a Phelps walk, and a Mulliniks single.
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Fort Myers
Fla
Ed Miller
Atlanta Braves
Kansas City Royals
Craig Landis
Bill Laskey
Royals
Laskey
Landis
Miller
Lee May
Craig McMurtry
Kansas City
May
Ken Phelps
Rance Mulliniks
Atlanta
Hanna
Bradford
Mahler
Pettaway
McMurtry
Naharodny
Owen
Splittorff
Martin
Quisenberry
Twitty
Grote
Dewey
Slaught
Wathan
L—Laskey
Reed Tops Big Eight Newcomer as K State Faces SF
Kansas State named Reed the AP Big Eight Newcomer of the Year as the Wildcats, led by a tradition of six seven centers, meet San Francisco in the NCAA Tournament first round. Reed transferred from Forrest Park CC and joins Jari Wills, Darryl Winston, and Steve Soldner in Manhattan.
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Missouri
Kansas State
Mississippi
Lamar
San Francisco
Kansas City
Wildcat
Randy Reed
K-State
Jack Hartman
Manhattan
Wildcats
Jari Wills
Darryl Winston
Steve Soldner
Reed
Forrest Park Community College
St. Louis
Associated Press
Shocker center fights NCAA rule in federal court
Ozell Jones of Wichita State University returned to federal court to challenge an NCAA ineligibility ruling. A hearing before U.S. District Judge Patrick Kelly was expected to feature four to five witnesses. Jones contends the MVC, WSU, and NCAA violated equal protection due to a technical grade problem.
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Wichita, Kan
Wichita State University
Ozell Jones
National Collegiate Athletic Association
U.S
Patrick Kelly
Kelly
Jones
WSU
Shockers
MVC
NCAA
Long Beach
Calif
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