NCAA tournament schedule regional first round overview
A dense listing outlines first round NCAA tournament games across the Southeast and West Regions. Matchups include Wake Forest against North Carolina A&T in Albany, and Alabama versus Pennsylvania. Other notable pairs feature Oklahoma State-Drexel, Arizona State-Ball State, and Kentucky-Mount Saint Marys with games staged in Memphis Tallahassee and Salt Lake City.
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Wake Forest
North Carolina
A&t
Aim
Minnesota
Saint Louis
Alabama
Pennsylvania
Oklahoma State
Drexel
Albany
N.Y
Memphis
Tenn
Thurday
Oklahoma
Manhattan
Arizona State
Ball. State
Kentucky
Tulane
Tallahassee-Leon County “Civic Center
Tallahassee
Fla
Iowa State
Florida
Ay. State
State
West State
Georgetown
Xavier
Arizona Pi
Miami
Nea
Virginia
Nicholls
Kansas
Colgate
Western
Michigan
Frank Erwin
Austin
Texas
Syracuse
Southern
Illinois
Arkansas
Texas Southern
Louisville
Tomi
Purdue
Wisconsin- Green Bay
Jon M. Hunteman
Salt Lake City” Conn
Tennessee- Chattanooga
Cincinnati
Temple Ee
Maryland
Gonzaga
Conference titles spark tied regular seasons across leagues
The data shows several programs leading or contending for regular season conference crowns. Southeastern Kentucky claims 37 of 62 in its league. N C leads the ACC with 22 of 41. BYU has 1 of 32 in the WAC. Penn holds 29 of 9 in the Ivy. UCLA leads the Pac-10 with 24 of 78. Arkansas has 22 of 80 in the SW. Indiana has 19 of 89. Pinch ties emerge as regular season conference contenders.
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Southeastern
Kentucky
Atlantic Coast
N.C
Wester Athletic
BYU
Ivy
Penn
Sea
Pacific-10
UCLA
Southwest
Arkansas
Indiana
Coach puts KU on map
In a profile of Marian Washington at Kansas, the 48 year old coach reflects on building the Lady Jayhawks into a nationally recognized program. She credits adaptability, highlights Lynette Woodard’s rise, and notes her 400th victory as a milestone amid growing interest and institutional support. Kansas, once slow to recognize its women’s team, has expanded Washington’s role as ambassador and recruiter.
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Awrence
Kan
Marian Washington
NCAA
Kansas
Washington
Lynette Woodard
Lady Jayhawks
Wisconsin
Lubbock
Texas
Allen Fieldhouse
Betsy Stephenson
Olympic Sports
Stephenson
Coons earns KCAC first team honors for 1995
Itawa University senior Coons, a four year OU standout for the Lady Braves, was named to the KCAC all conference first team for 1995. Coach Patti Masten praised her hustle and durability as central to the team's season, noting she was the lone Lady Brave on the first team despite an 8-19 record and ECAC qualifiers in the league.
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Itawa University
Lady Brave
Coons
Lady Braves
Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference
Jody Tumey
Susan Watkins
Patti Masten
Masten
Cindy Hull
All-KCAC 1995 Women Honorees Named
The 1995 All-KCAC and ECAC First Team honors list DeAnn Dick Haxman and Crystal Gorges among Bethel and Friends athletes with seniors and sophomores from several schools. Coons, Hull, and Sneed are highlighted for OU, Southwestern, and Bethany. Coons led OU in points, steals, and assists. Hull set a school record with 38 blocked shots.
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DeAnn Dick Haxman
Bethel
Crystal Gorges
Friends
Patti Brock
Wesleyan
Mieka Woodstra
Sterling
Jen Meitler
Bethany
Stacy Brown
Bernie Coons
Ottawa
JoLynn Dennett
Southwestern
Rene Zimmerman
Sterling Megan P. Kliewer
Tabor
Keisha Morris
Gina Cox
Kris Schwindt
Sherry Gomez
Vanessa Schmidt
Regina Dill
Amy Ross
McPherson
Cindy Hull
Camille Sneed
Nationals
Coons
Masten
Hull
Cindy
Rams Move Vote Stalled as NFL Sits on Decision
AP report notes no NFL vote on Rams move to St Louis. Commissioner Tagliabue says lack of consensus means no vote. Missouri AG Nixon hints at antitrust suit if move is denied. Rams president John Shaw calls a non vote a de facto no while Carmen Policy of the 49ers defends the plan.
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Hoenix
Ppt
Rams
St. Louis
Paul Tagliabue
Tagliabue
Anaheim
Missouri
Jay Nixon
NFL
Carmen Policy
San Francisco 49Ers
Finance Committee
John Shaw
Shaw
Browning eyes Royals closer role amid Mexico days
In Haines City Florida AP report, 35 year old Mike Browning, aiming for Kansas City's replacement Royals closer job, recalls dyeing his hair blond in Mexico. He had a rough ninth inning as Houston Astros beat KC 6-4, with Dennis Colón driving in the go ahead run for Houston.
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Haines City
Fla
Mike Browning
Kansas City
Royals
Mexico
Campeche
Houston Astros
Houston
Dennis Colon
Astros
Tucson
Colon
Juan Guerrero
Sampras Edges Agassi In Champions Cup Final Duel
In Indian Wells Pete Sampras defeats Andre Agassi 7-5 6-3 7-5 to reclaim top ranking talk. The rivalry, likened to Palmer vs Nicklaus, features contrasting styles with Sampras's serve and volley against Agassi's baseline game. Both players plan Davis Cup duty and pursue year-end No. 1.
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Indian Wells
Calif
Pete Sampras
Andre Agassi
Palmer
Nicklaus
Russell
Chamberlain
Ali
Frazier
Sampras
Agassi
Andre
United States
Italy
Brooke Shields
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