Bruins and Tigers clash in defense minded Final Four
UCLA and LSU bring stifling defense to Indianapolis for a national semifinal. UCLA relies on guards Afflalo and Farmar to shut down perimeter threats while LSU leans on Big Baby Davis inside and Tyrus Thomas to erase errors. The winner advances to the title game.
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Florida Gators keep surge with young lineup
Florida coach Billy Donovan guided an unranked, inexperienced team to a strong March run after a defensive tweak post a February loss. The Gators face George Mason's size in the NCAA tournament, led by Joakim Noah and Al Horford as Butler attends a rare dome setting.
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K State women win WNIT title in sold out Bramlage Coliseum
Kansas State defeats Marquette 77 65 to claim the WNIT championship as Shalee Lehning posts 14 points 10 rebounds and 10 assists in front of a crowd of 13 340 at Bramlage Coliseum. Dietz scores 21 McIntyre 16 and Claire Coggins named tournament MVP lead the Wildcats. Marquette’s Krystal Ellis held to four points as K State’s swarming defense forces 19 turnovers and 15 steals.
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K State Tops Nebraska In Big 12 Baseball Action
Barrett Rice went 2 for 3 with four RBIs to lift Kansas State to an 11-5 win over Nebraska in Manhattan. Jared Goedert hit his third homer and drove in three as Brad Hutt improved to 5-0 with seven innings and 10 hits allowed. Nebraska starter John Chamberlain struggled, lasting 2 2/3 innings after a rough third. The Wildcats built a 10-1 lead by the fifth before coasting.
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