Tennessee Faces Louisiana Tech In Final For 38-0 Run
Pat Summitt recalls early losses to Louisiana Tech as Tennessee aims for perfection in the NCAA women's final. The Vols, 38-0, meet the Techsters at Kemper Arena at 7:30 p.m. on ESPN, seeking a sixth title and third straight.
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Utah and Kentucky to meet for national title
Utah advances to the national championship game for the second time after a 65-59 win over top-ranked North Carolina. Kentucky followed with an 86-85 overtime win over Stanford to reach the final, aiming to avenge past exits.
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Kentucky Surges Past Stanford In OT for 86 85 Win
In San Antonio Kentucky rallied from a big hole to defeat Stanford 86 85 in overtime. Jeff Shepard scored 27 as Kentucky, after fortunes against Duke and Duke, advances to the NCAA championship game for the third straight year.
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Royals 98 season outlook by position analysis
The piece weighs Royals prospects for 1998 with Jeff King at first, Jose Offerman at second, and Felix Martinez at short, noting King’s power and outs, Offerman’s leadoff potential, and possible backups like Jed Hansen or Joe Randa in a rebuilding frame. It questions whether Kansas City can reach .500 and hints at management’s guardrails.
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