NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball Championship pairings chart
A chart listing the NCAA tournament pairings through March 20 for Division I men’s basketball. The AP Laserphoto credit appears. The document outlines matchups and potential bracket placements for the championship field.
College scores brief roundup of signings and coaching changes
Transactions cover several leagues with multiple team moves. Cavs waived Larry Keaoe as Foothill League cites. Hamilton Tigers sign Rocky DeFieiro and Chuck Lamar as defensive backs. Navona adds Dave backer and Jett Brockhaus as placekicker. Giants sign Jobo Taulo Joby DeGrattole John Nitti Mike Ruse and others. Federals add Joe Gilliam Jeff Melcisie Vaughn Harman on development squad. Tin McGuire named defensive coordinator at Indiana State. Ted Owens fired as Kansas basketball coach. Ron Gerlulsen named North Carolina basketball coach. Bill Blakeley contract not renewed at North Texas State. Don Monson named Oregon basketball coach. Shelby Metcalf hired at Texas A&M for three years. Terry Lruaz named Towson State basketball coach.
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Rocky DeFieiro Slothark
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Dave Pe
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Mike Ruse
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Jett Brockhaus
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Tin McGuire
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Ted Owens
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Bill Blakeley
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Don Monson
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Terry Lruaz
Beavers advance in NIT behind Green’s 18
Oregon State led from start to finish defeating New Orleans 88-71 to reach the NIT third round. AC Green scored 18 as OSU built a strong margin. Charlie Sitton and Darryl Finner added 15 and 13 respectively. Privateers’ season ends at 23-7 with Mark Petteway scoring 14.
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Mark Petteway
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Stars dominate Stallions 17-10 in USFL action
Kelvin Bryant rushed 27 times for 177 yards to power the Stars over the Birmingham Stallions 17-10. Quarterback Chuck Fusina said the win over a top opponent allowed a conservative game plan with eight of 15 completions. The result leaves Stars and Bandits as the league’s two undefeated teams heading into next weekend.
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DePaul Tops Northwestern On Buzzer Beater Rally
DePaul 65 Northwestern 63 in the National Invitational Tourney second round as Kenny Patterson hits a 35-foot buzzer beater after a nine point rally. Patterson received an inbounds pass from Tyrone Corbin for the winning shot and a spot in the tournament quarterfinals. Northwestern ends at 17-13 while DePaul improves to 19-11.
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Young homers lift Orioles past Braves in late rally
Miami AP report says Mike Young hit a two run homer with two outs in the ninth to give the Orioles a 6 5 win over Atlanta. It followed a bunt single by John Shelby after Eddie Murray’s first inning shot and Brant Ansler’s error off Leonel Vargas helped turn the tide. Cliff Speck took the loss, Donnie Moore earned the win. The Braves led 5 2 after Murphy homered in the third and two runs in the sixth came on error.
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Donnie Moore
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Dale Murphy
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Young
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Onoles
Bratt Ansler
Atlanta
Scott McGregor
Murphy
Pete Falcone
Eddie Murray
Leonel Vargas
Mount St Marys Misses Postseason After Long Run
For the Mount St Marys Mounties the 1978-79 season ends with an 18-9 record and a 72-54 upset of Philadelphia Textile, yet NCAA bid hopes vanish as the team learned it was bypassed for the tournament. Coach Jim Phelan notes injuries and late-season struggles despite finishing strong.
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Jim Phelan
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Phelan
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Philadelphia Textile
Ncaa Selection Committee
Randolph Macon
UDC
University of the District of Columbia
Keene State
New Hampshire
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Macon
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Bloomsburg State
Mike) Jones
Darryle Edwards
Paul Edwards
Darlyle
St. Thomas Aquinas
Paul
Wal Wade
Phelps Puts Pressure on 6-9 Recruits for Marion Cook Era
Marion Phelan faces a recruiting drought at Division II through March 22 1983 as he searches for a 6-8 or 6-9 big man. He notes few available spots and a shrinking pool of candidates while hoping for late signings. His team benefits from a strong current roster but remains wary of a dry spell.
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Marion Cook
Phelan
Tom Hagerty
Noel
Babe Ruth tryouts and registration in Middletown area
The Middletown Valley Athletic Association hosts Babe Ruth tryouts for 13 to 15 year olds at Middletown High School baseball diamond on Saturday March 26 at 2 p.m. and Sunday March 27 at 2 p.m. Registration for Carroll Manor Elementary School area runs Saturday 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. at Point of Rocks Community Center. Contact Doug Little or Bill Dennis for details.
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Husky Park
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Middletown
Braddock Heights
Doug Little
Babe Ruth
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Second City Alumni Cage Game Set at Thomas Johnson
The TJ Frederick Alumni basketball game returns this Friday at Thomas Johnson. TJ beat Frederick 80-72 in the first meeting. Larry Hall and Ward Brown coach TJ with Willis Hail and Jeff Freland coaching Frederick. Newcomers include Earl Lee Dwayne Jenkins Tim Summers from TJ and Mark Hoy Monk Jones from Frederick. other players listed. Tickets are two dollars adults one dollar under 12. A halftime slam dunk contest is planned and organizers hope for future all-star games against North and South Hagerstown.
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Thomas Johnson
Larry Hall
Ward Brown
Willis Hail
Jeff Freland
Frederick
Earl Lee
Dwayne Jenkins
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Monk Jones
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Kevin Allen
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