National Invitation Tourn schedule and results glance
The Associated Press details NIT games across multiple venues. DePaul at Northwest, Xavier at Charlotte, Duquesne at Texas A&M, Oklahoma at Vanderbilt, Fresno State at Alabama, West Virginia at Georgia Tech, Siena at Southern Miss, Manhattan at Stanford, Gonzaga at Stanford, and other pairings with dates and starting times across March. Teams include Bradley, DePaul, Xavier, Duquesne, New Orleans, Oklahoma, Fresno State, West Virginia, Georgia Tech, Siena, Manhattan, Stanford, and Gonzaga.
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Budniyi
DePaul
Northwest
Est
Miami
Ohio
Xavier
Charlotte Co
Duquesne
Texas A&m
New, Orleans
Vanderbilt
Oklahoma
Souther Gal
Fresno State
Thupeday Davidian
West Virginia
Georgia ‘Tech
Siena
Southern
Mississippi
Clerkson
Manhattan
Old
Ane
Ming
State
Gonzaga
College basketball schedule and tournament seed notes
The page lists multiple 1965 93 basketball matchups with team pairs and times across several venues, plus combined tournament round records. It notes seeds and regional progressions from first rounds to the national championship, including No 1 seeds in four regionals and a 64 team field.
Wellsville Eagles win Class 3A state crown with stingy defense
Wellsville defeated Beloit 52 37 to claim its second state title at Hutch, finishing the season with a 22 game win streak. Coach Kermit Deterding achieved his 300th victory as the Eagles relied on defense and timely strikes from Jake Speer Scott Dwyer and Chris Holtwick to hold off Beloit's inside game and seal the championship.
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Greg Mast
Eagles
Beloit
Wellsville
Kermit Deterding
Hutch
Plainville
Sublette
Kyle Deterding
Hiter
Deterding
Brent Dorsey
Jake Speer
Scott Dwyer
Chris Holtwick
Dorsey
Holtwick
Chris
Dwyer
Wellsville Eagles Clinch Second State Title in 3A
Wellsville claimed its second 3A state championship with a 52 to 37 victory over Beloit, earning a fourth final in 10 years. Coach Kermit Deterding lauded for building a tradition as seniors Holtwick and Dorsey praised the team’s hard work and fan support.
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Eagles
Beloit
Chris Holtwick
Brent Dorsey
Spread of wealth hurts Big Eight
ANSAS CITY Mo AP Missouri's charmed season brings a top NCAA seed though four Big Eight teams reach the tournament. Iowa State Oklahoma and Kansas State accept NIT invites while Oklahoma State and Kansas earn fourth seeds. Nebraska opens against Penn on Long Island. parity noted as wealth spreads in college hoops.
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Missouri
Navy
Ogden
Utah
Tigers
Norm Stewart
Iowa State
Oklahoma
Kansas State
Oklahoma State
Kansas
Cowboys
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Oklahoma City
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Lexington
Nebraska
Pennsyyvania
Long Island
N.Y
Butters
Cas
Melvin Booker
Javon Crudup
Kelly Thames
Mark Atkins
Huskers
Eddie Sutton
Richard Scott
Jayhawks
Roy Williams
Gwynn, Cone spark Royals in win over Reds split squad
Kansas City Royals beat a Cincinnati Reds split squad 5-1 as David Cone allowed three hits over five innings and Chris Gwynn hit a homer to cap a three run ninth. Tim Pugh struggled in four innings and Ken Patterson yielded multiple runs before Gwynn's decisive shot.
Cyclones fall to Bishop Miege in state final clash
Ottawa Cyclones shoot 43 percent and lose 78 57 to Bishop Miege in the Class SA title game. Despite the margin, Ottawa rallied late before Miege closed with 14 straight points. Dieterich 27 for Ottawa, Acton 24 for Miege as seasoned Stags win sixth title in six years.
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Bishop Miege
Ottawa
Miege
Lloyd Steele
Ottawa Cyclones
Jennifer Dieterich
Stags
Jessica Acton
Cyclones
Dieterich
Steele
Ralph Young
Amanda Duncan
Kendra Kahler
Morgan
Jordan Sent to White Sox Minor Leagues for Seasoning
Michael Jordan, 31, after a 6 for 14 spring training showing, is assigned to the Chicago White Sox minor league complex in Sarasota. He will keep his big league clubhouse locker, while awaiting a likely reassignment Wednesday. Jordan says he must prove himself and seeks more at bats as Darrin Jackson remains the everyday right fielder.
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Sarasota
Fla
Michael Jordan
Chicago White Sox
Jordan
Chicago
Texas
White Sox
Gene Lamont
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