Vines leads Tech in OT rally to upset Georgetown in NIT
Georgia Tech beat Georgetown 80-79 in overtime as freshman TJ Vines scored the clutch three and a tying free throw with 11.8 seconds left. Dion Glover led Tech with 22 points, while Matt Harpring added 20. Penn State later defeated Dayton 77-74 to reach the quarterfinals.
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Officials barred after wrong end call in NCAA women’s game
The NCAA barred three officials Jack Riordan Robert Strong and Lolly Saenz from the rest of the 1998 women’s tournament after a miscall at the end of the Midwest Regional in Tuscaloosa allowed Alabama to beat UCLA 75 74. The ruling cited a slow clock a violation on the inbounds pass and an invalid baseline run as key errors. Alabama advances to Lubbock for a regional semifinal while UCLA protests the neutral site issue and seeks answers from the committee. Natalie Williams vows to return NCAA awards in outrage over the outcome.
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Duke advances to West Regional semifinals behind Erickson three pointers
Duke fights off Louisville 69 to 53 as Nicole Erickson scores 21 and hits five of eight from three to set school single season record with 60 threes. Misty Smith leads Louisville with 17 as Duke advances to Oakland semifinal.
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Georgia Tech Upsets Georgetown In Overtime Thriller
In a tight high stakes game Georgetown and Georgia Tech traded leads before Georgia Tech edged Georgetown 80-79 in overtime. Key players included Kilpatrick and Long for Georgetown and Harpring and Glover for Georgia Tech, with Harpring scoring 20 and Long adding 19 in a hard fought nonconference clash.
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