NCAA Tournament East West Regional First Round Pairs
NCAA tournament results from the East and West regional first rounds list game scores at Providence and Richmond with winners including Stanford, Massachusetts, Arkansas, Marquette, New Mexico, Texas Tech, North Carolina, and more. Upcoming second round matchups pit familiar powerhouses against each other across the same venues and dates in March.
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Associated Press
Providence Civic Center
Providence
R.L
Stanford
Bradley
Mass
Central Florida
Arkansas
Penn State
Marquette
Monmouth
Richmond Coliseum
Richmond
Georgetown
Miss Valley St
New Mexico
Kansas State
Texas Tech
Northern Ill
North Carolina
New Orleans
Massachusetts
Ark
Albuquerque
N.M. Saray
Purdue
Georgia
Syracuse
Drexel
University Activity
Princeton Stuns UCLA In Southeast Regional Upset
Princeton Tigers upset defending champion UCLA 43 to 41 in Indianapolis, with Gabe Lewallis scoring a backdoor layup on a 3.9 second arc and Pete Carril retiring after 29 years. Drexel shocked Memphis 75-63 in the West Region as Purdue narrowly dodged a No. 16 seed upset 73-71.
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Rinceton
UCLA
Tigers
Indianapolis
Pete Carril
Carril
Gabe Lewallis
Charles O'Bannon
Steve Goodrich
Princeton
Toby Bailey
Drexel
Philadelphia
Nebraska Stays alive in NIT with win over Colorado State
Nebraska locked down Colorado State star David Evans, holding him to nine points, as Erick Strickland guarded him and Nebraska rolled to a 91-83 NIT first round victory. Strickland led the Huskers with 19 points, while DelMonte Madison topped CSU with 21 in a postseason bid marked by seven Huskers in double figures.
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Ort Collins
Colo
Nebraska
Colorado State
Cornhuskers
Rams
David Evans
Evans
Danny Nee
Erick Strickland
Strickland
Huskers
Nee
Jaron Boone
Cornnhuskers
DelMonte Madison
Alabama
Dickkut earns honors in different conferences
Ottawa senior Gretch en Dickkut earns сереб hosts honors in two conferences after transferring from Baker where she starred for two years. A sharpshooter, she left Baker as a standout in nearly every category and earned multiple conference recognitions during her final season with Ottawa.
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Itawa Uni- Ove
Gretchen Dickkut
Ottawa
Baker
Heart of America
Jay Thornton
Ottawa University
Ottawa University Braves honor postseason awards
The Ottawa University Braves and Lady Braves held their annual banquet to present season awards voted on by players. Scott Steele was named freshman of the year, while Denver Cleverly earned defensive player of the year and Rob Watts most inspirational player. Cavazos Cumming was most valuable. Gretchen Dickkut and Joni Brown were co most valuable players for the Lady Braves, with Candi Lindley as most improved, Heather McMillen defensive stopper, and Kelly Bethell as hustle award recipient.
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Scott Steele
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Rob Watts
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Lady Braves
Gretchen Dickkut
Joni Brown
Candi Lindley
Heather McMillen
Kelly Bethell
Cyclones stifle Cal, reach second round in Midwest Regional
Iowa State’s defense locked down Shareef Abdur-Rahim as Cal’s star was held to seven points. The Cyclones beat California 74-64 to advance to face Utah, overcoming foul trouble from Cato Pratt and Edwards. Willoughby’s 23 and Pratt’s 18 led 17th ranked Iowa State, which outrebounded Cal 40-27 and tied a school record with 25 wins.
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Allas
Iowa State
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Towa State
Shareef Abdur-Rahim
Cal
Golden Bears
Utah
Kelvin Cato
Kenny Pratt
Klay Edwards
Tim Floyd
Abdur-Rahim
Abdur- Rahim
Royals not worried about control issues in spring game
Kansas City starter Kevin Appier conceded a rough exhibition outing against Cincinnati, walking five and hitting another batter in 66 pitches of a 4-1 loss. He noted improved velocity despite erratic location and described his delivery as causing a late fall off the mound, blaming a missing drag of the rear foot.
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Fla
Kansas City Royals
Kevin Appier
Appier
Cincinnati
Royals
Toronto Blue Jays overpower Royals in spring action
Joe Carter blasted a three run homer as Toronto batted around in the second inning to beat the Royals split squad 9-4. Carlos Delgado added three hits and two RBIs while Pat Hentgen yielded one run in five innings. A Dunblane massacre tribute preceded the game.
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Dunedin
Fla
Joe Carter
Toronto Blue Jays
Kansas City Royals
Carter
Toronto
Carlos Delgado
Rod Myers
Royals
Frank Viola
Pat Hentgen
Tom Browning
Dunblane
Scotland
Haines City
Cincinnati Reds
Eric Davis
Davis
Robert Toth
Huskers' Brook Berringer impresses NFL scouts in workout
Brook Berringer, Nebraska quarterback, drew NFL scouts and coaches to praise his athleticism during a 45 minute workout. He connected on 10 and 20 yard passes while Tommie Frazier sat out with a blood clot. Redskins coach Cam Cameron endorsed him as a potential NFL fit. Berringer reflected on backing up Frazier, steering Nebraska to the 1994 national title and his desire to start, while accepting the path that led him to this moment.
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Tommie
Berringer
Redskins
Cam Cameron
Cameron
Brook
NFL
Nebraska
Bertinger
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