NCAA Tournament Second Round and Regional Schedules
East Regional results show Duke routing Tulsa 97-56 and Temple beating Cincinnati 64-54 while Purdue topped Miami 63 and a Tulsa loss to Duke advances. South Michigan State and St. John’s also post wins as regional play sets up semifinals and title game.
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National Invitation Tournament first round results and schedule
The NIT opened with first round wins by Xavier over Toledo 86 84 Rutgers beat Hofstra 58 45 Clemson triumphed 77 57 over Georgia Old Dominion defeated Seton Hall 75 56 Wake Forest edged Alabama 73 57 Princeton won 54 47 against Georgetown North Carolina State 92 86 over Providence Butler 51 50 over Bradley Nebraska edged UNLV 48 55 Colorado defeated Pepperdine 65 61 Colorado State beat Mississippi State 69 56 Texas Christian 72 71 over Kansas State Wyoming 81 77 over Southern California DePaul 69 64 over Northwestern California 79 71 over Fresno State Oregon 67 64 over Georgia Tech. Schedule shows Wake Forest at Xavier 6 pm March 15 Princeton at North Carolina State 6 30 pm March 15 Nebraska at Texas Christian 7 pm March 15 Old Dominion at Buller 7 pm March 15 Wyoming at Oregon 9 pm March 15 Rutgers at Colorado State 8 pm March 16 DePaul at Coligrnie 6 40 pm March 16.
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Woolery lifts Central Heights past Immaculata 72 70 in 3A third-place
Brett Woolery scored 35 points including the last 1.4 seconds as Central Heights rallied from a 4 point deficit to beat Immaculata 72-70. Beau Welch orchestrated the final play clearing the right side for Woolery while Daniel Arnett aided with a key jersey swap.
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Robertson Leaves Kansas After Career-High Thirty-One
Robertson scored a career-high 31 points in his final Kansas game, as the Jayhawks led late before Kentucky forced overtime and won 92-88. He and Boschee combined for 31 of Kansas' 43 second-half points, but a late shot not taken and a final miss kept Kansas from advancing to the NCAA Sweet Sixteen.
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Gregory
Ryan
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New Orleans
Top seeds reach NCAA final 16 with upsets across regions
Duke crushed Tulsa 97 56 to reach the East Regional semis as William Avery and Elton Brand led the Blue Devils. Kentucky outlasted Kansas 92 88 in overtime in New Orleans to advance. Oklahoma, Southwest Missouri State, Miami of Ohio, Purdue and Gonzaga joined the final 16 with upsets, joining Michigan State and Connecticut and Auburn as top seeds advancing from their regions.
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Purdue and Kansas Women Set for NCAA Second Round Clash
West Lafayette. Purdue coach Carolyn Peck seeks sharper play as the top ranked Boilermakers (29-1) face Kansas (23-9) in the Midwest Regional second round after Kansas defeated Marquette 64-58 and Purdue beat Oral Roberts 68-48. The Jayhawks rallied late, aided by Lynn Pride and Brooke Reyes, to edge Marquette and set up a meeting with Purdue at 7:30 p.m. local time.
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