NCAA Tournament At A Glance Opening Round Schedule
The Associated Press outlines opening round NCAA Tournament games across Dayton Worcester Charlotte and more with matchups including Oakland versus Alabama ASM North Carolina State versus Connecticut Central Florida versus Minnesota Iowa State versus Minnesota and more across multiple regional sites. The document lists dates times teams and venues in a compact tournament schedule.
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UC Arena
Dayton
Chic
Oakland
Mich
Alabama
ASM
Syracuse
DCU
Worcester
Mase
Charlotte
North Carolina State
Connecicut
Central Florida
Charlotte Coliseum
N.C
Minesota
Iowa State
North Carolina
Alabama A&m
Syracuse regional loaded with top teams in 2005 NCAA field
The Syracuse Regional features North Carolina, Connecticut, Kansas, and Florida at the top, with Villanova, Wisconsin, and North Carolina State also prominent. UNC earned a No. 1 seed after a strong season, while UConn as No. 2 faces Central Florida, and Kansas meets Bucknell. Florida eyes a final four run after late-season surge. Villanova and Wisconsin also loom in a stacked bracket.
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Dennis Waszak Jr
North Carolina
Connecticut
Kansas
Florida
Syracuse
Villanova
Wisconsin
North Carolina State
Uconn
Jim Calhoun
St. Louis
Tar Heels
Georgia Tech
Roy Williams
NIT bids shape up with WSU in, Kansas State out
Wichita State earns a third straight NIT berth, hosting Houston in the opening round after finishing 20 9. Kansas State misses the postseason despite a 17 12 record, with coach Jim Wooldridge expressing optimism but facing doubt over his future. The Shockers face Kent State or Western Kentucky in the next round as Houston seeks a three game skid to end the season.
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Wichita
Wichita State
Shockers
Houston
Creighton
Blue Jays
Southern Ilinois
Northern Iowa
Florida State
Kent State
Western Kentucky
Kansas State
Wildcats
San Francisco
UNLV
Missouri
Texas A&m
Kansas
Jim Wooldridge
Wooldridge
Tim Weiser
LSU and Tennessee Top Women's NCAA Seedings
LSU and Tennessee earned No. 1 seeds as the NCAA tournament bracket was set, with Michigan State and North Carolina also named atop their regions. Stanford, the AP No.1, was left as a high seed but not the top, while Rutgers received the Connecticut site assignment amid lingering tension after the Big East final.
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LSU
Tennessee
Michigan State
North Carolina
Stanford
Associated Press
Texas
Cardinal
Tara VanDerveer
Harvard
Baylor
Lynn Parkes
Rutgers
Connecticut
Cappie Pondexter
Uconn
Geno Auriemma
Auriemma
C. Vivian Stringer
Sae
Kansas State women earn No. 4 seed despite Mahoney injury
Kansas State, 28-7, earns a No. 4 seed in the Kansas City regional for the NCAA tournament but will face Bowling Green without senior guard Megan Mahoney who broke her Achilles after colliding chasing a rebound in the Big 12 final. The Wildcats meet Bowling Green on Saturday in Seattle. Mahoney averaged 9.6 points and 3.5 assists.
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Tar Heels
Charlotte
N.C
Oakland
Alabama A&m
Dayton
Carolina
Minnesota
Town State
North Carolina
Kansas
Williams
Michael Lee
Jayhawks
Bucknell
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma State
Bill Self
Wisconsin
Northern Iowa
Manhattan
Kansas State
Kansas City
Wildcats
Megan Mahoney
Bowling Green
Seattle
Falcons
Mahoney
Baylor
Deb Patterson
Patterson
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