Suttons transfers lift Cowboys to unlikely Final Four
Eddie Sutton rebuilt Oklahoma State with a transfer heavy roster, guiding a 31-3 Cowboys to the Final Four. With seven transfers including McFarlin and Lucas III, OSU leveraged experienced players amid past rehab and a plane crash tragedy to claim the Big 12 title and first-ever Big 12 tournament crown.
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Wolverines win NIT title after NCAA sanctions appeal
Michigan, eligible after a NCAA sanctions appeal, defeated Rutgers 62-55 to capture the National Invitation Tournament title. Coach Tommy Amaker praised the achievement as a step toward restoring the program’s standing, recognizing seniors Bernard Robinson Jr. and Colin Dill for concluding their college careers with a championship. Robinson limited Rutgers standout Quincy Douby after Douby’s 35 in the semifinal, locking down the hot shooter.
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Cyclone JV Sweeps Baldwin in Ottawa Baseball Twinbill
Ottawa High junior varsity baseball dominated Baldwin with an 8-0 win in six innings and a 3-1 victory. Luke Bones collected four hits across both games, including three in the opener with two doubles. Jonny Brewer struck out nine in the opener, while Freddie Adamson and Jeff Thomason pitched the nightcap. Ottawa improves to 2-0 and travels to Paola on Tuesday.
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Reyes Learns to Throw Strikes in Royals Victory
KC lefty Dennys Reyes allowed three runs in three innings as the Royals beat the Athletics 8-7 in Surprise. He earned the win to move to 2-2 this spring, after walking one and striking out four. Reyes, aging through five clubs since 2002, credited early-strike command for the improvement as Kansas City jumped to a five-run first against Mark Mulder. Ken Harvey drove in two in the first, with Angel Berroa and Benito Santiago also contributing. Jed Hansen homered in the eighth for Kansas City.
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