Office pools thrive as March Madness inspires office pools
Journey By Harris News Service notes March Madness spurs office pools in Salina and Wichita area firms Elliott Turbocharger Kennedy and Coe and the Salina Journal. Participants range from 40 to 55 with small stakes, while Wichita State deans say these pools are fun but can be illegal. Salina police say enforcement is limited unless complaints arise.
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Holdsclaw makes history with fourth All-America honor
Ramrique Holdsclaw, Tennessee star, becomes first to make AP women's All-America first team three times and to earn All-America honors all four years. She joins Tamika Catchings, Purtrine White-McCarthy, and others on the 1999 first team, with Randolph on the second and Ran dall on the second team. Holdsclaw averages 20.9 points and eight rebounds as Tennessee goes 28-2, showing versatility and late-game clutch.
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Connecticut
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Louisiana Tech
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Memphis
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UCLA
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Notre Dame
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Florida International
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Terry joins elite All American group
AP Basketball Writer Jim O Connell reports Terry's selection as Arizona fourth All American in five years, joining Elliott, Stoudamire, Bibby, and Simon. Brand leads 1998 99 team with unanimous first team honors, while Miller Hamilton Cleaves also earn high votes and second team spots alongside Eschmeyer Porter Szczerbiak Francis Langdon James Davis Penn Artest Nailon.
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Duke Reigns Atop Final AP Poll Ahead Of NCAA Tournament
Duke finished first in the season ending Associated Press poll with a 32 1 mark and 69 of 70 first place votes. Michigan State Connecticut and Auburn followed as top seeds in the NCAA tournament. Duke earned 1 749 points while Michigan State had 1 654. The Huskies led the poll early but Duke closed the season as No 1 for the final five rankings.
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