Mississippi Overcomes 17 Point Deficit To Beat BYU In NCAA First Four
In Dayton Mississippi 94 BYU 90 as Stefan Moody leads a 15-2 second half run after a 17 point halftime hole. Moody scores 26, Tyler Haws pours 33 for BYU in a dramatic regional opener. Hampton advances past Manhattan 74 64 in First Four, Johnson and Darden lead Pirates to meet Kentucky.
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Greene Keys KU Playoff Hopes With Sharpshooter Mindset
Jayhawks forward Brannen Greene stresses staying confident and sticking to his shot as he battles a lengthy slump. Teammates Oubre Jr Traylor and Self praise resilience and the team’s tournament focus ahead of a 11:15 a.m. Friday game against New Mexico State in Omaha.
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Big 12 teams eye Sweet 16 run in NCAA Midwest
Iowa State star Dustin Hogue calls Texas a sleeper and Kansas and other Big 12 clubs enter NCAA tournament with confidence. Players praise their league's depth as Kansas, Baylor, Oklahoma, West Virginia and Iowa State push toward a potential Midwest semifinals in Cleveland.
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KU softball rallies past Indiana State in 5-4 win
Kansas University defeats Indiana State 5-4 at Arrocha Ballpark as Taylor McElhaney plates two with a sixth inning double. Alicia Pille improves to 15-0 with two perfect relief innings. KU moves to 25-2, Indiana State 6-14, next hosting Eastern Michigan and UMKC in the Rock Chalk Challenge.
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Menzies Lauds KU Staff as He Sets Sights on Friday
Menzies credits an excellent Kansas staff led by Bill Self and compares it with his own Aggies, noting depth and discipline. He cautions against overemphasizing hype and says a Friday win would be a program changer, though he stays focused on playing the game and letting history decide.
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