Jayhawks wary after Big 12 exit despite NCAA hopes
Kansas coach Roy Williams cautioned that an early Big 12 tournament exit does not seal an NCAA bid fate. KU, 23-9, faces DePaul in the first round as Nick Collison recovers from a back bruise while emphasizing focus on playing well and attention to detail for postseason success.
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Williams faces seed debate and coach search amid tourney doubt
Kansas State notes a sprained ankle sidelining Marlon London while chatter swirls over seedings, the NCAA selection committee, and a potential hire of Bulls assistant Wooldridge as head coach. Williams criticizes the committee's coaching background and cites upcoming recruiting decisions as pivotal. Travon Bryant remains eyeing KU, Missouri, or Cal amid Williams rumors.
DePaul clinches NCAA bid seals urban college growth
DePaul's Kennedy hailed the NCAA tournament berth as a major milestone, noting three years of building a lasting program. Key recruits Quentin Richardson Lance Williams and Bobby Simmons anchor a Blue Demons squad eyeing a strong run. Richardson chose DePaul over Kansas after a late recruiting push.
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Mihm Earns All American Honor for Texas Longhorns
Mihm finished with 10.6 points and 10.6 rebounds per game and 2.4 blocks while shooting 53 percent, becoming Texas first AP All American since 1948. Other notes include Murphy leading Big East in scoring and rebounding, and preseason picks featuring Penn Sanchez Madsen Najera Swift Porter Richardson Morris among others.
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Duke Tops Final AP Poll as Kansas Drops from Top 25
Duke rises to No 1 with a 27 4 record claiming 58 first place votes and 1 729 points while Michigan State 26 7 holds second in the final AP college basketball poll Kansas falls from the top 25 for the first time this season after a Big 12 quarterfinal exit Auburn enters the rankings replacing Kansas Connecticut women stay No 1 in the final AP women's poll for the season marking the fourth time since 1976 77 that a team has held the top spot every week</S:
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Fragmentary note on broker Tennessee and Tamik
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Final AP Top 25 mens and womens college basketball polls
The final Associated Press polls list the top 25 men's teams with first place votes and records through March 11, plus 25 points weighting, and the top 25 women's teams with records through March 12 and previous ranking. The rankings reflect the season’s culmination and include voting details for each team.
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Huskers fire Nee KSU taps Bulls aide
Nebraska dismisses Nee as 11 19 team failed on road trips and fell to Baylor in the first round. Kansas State hired Wooldridge, a former Louisiana Tech and Southwest Texas coach, on a five year deal around 400000 annually.
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