NCAA Bracket Set Amid Upsets Fallout on At Large Picks
NCAA officials acknowledge the 48 team field isn’t the nation’s absolute best as post season upsets shifted selections. The bracket seeds four regionals with top seeds Oregon State DePaul LSU and Virginia leading the way while 22 at large bids fill regional slots and sites stretch from Providence to Philadelphia.
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Odessa College women win four national gymnastics titles in Spokane
Odessa College freshmen Heidi Frank Christie Cruse and Gena Stumpff led a sweep at the national meet in Spokane. Frank won all around balance beam and floor. Cruse won bars narrowly over Frank. Stumpff placed second on vault and eighth on floor. OC finished third in team title.
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DePaul earns shot at NCAA as season nears peak
DePaul closes regular season with a 74 44 win over Notre Dame and eyes high NCAA seeding as the Blue Demons push toward the tournament. Coach Ray Meyer downplays top seeding while noting their ability to challenge any foe on a given night. Numerous conference tourneys crown first time qualifiers and set regional matchups as LSU Mississippi Idaho and North Carolina claim league titles and bids to the 1981 playoffs.
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Mercer
Southern
Bob Weltlich
Nick Morken
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Tony Gattis
Houston Baptist
Alvin Jackson
Southern University
Jackson State
Ray McCallum
Ball State
Northern Illinois
Rod Higgins
Fresno State
San Jose State
Idaho
Montana
Brian Kellerman
Ken Owens
Don Monson
Pitt
el Paso
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Holy Cross
Terry Moss
Steve Blackmon
Linton Townes
James Madison
Richmond
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Maryland
James Worthy
Tar Heels
Jimmy Black
Dean Smith
Texas A&m
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Michael Young
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Ted Owens
Bob Weitlich
Bobby Knight
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Steve Hatchell
Lennie McMillian
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SWC roundup sends Houston to East Regional after title win
Houston Cougars, 21 4, routed Texas 64 59 to claim the SWC championship and secure a first round berth in the East Regional at Charlotte against at large Villanova. Arkansas, 22 7, the regular season champ, drew Louisville in the first round after a semifinals upset by Texas, a tougher fate than expected.
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Arkansas
Texas
College Men's Golf Deets Revealed Schedule Notes
Local sports menu lists college and prep golf events, with teams and managers. Includes Permian and Lan entries, plus prep baseball note and other local athletics.
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