Iowa State and NIT doubleheader on ESPN networks
Monday college basketball schedule features Iowa versus Valparaiso in the NIT at 6 p.m. on ESPN. Also NC Asheville faces Texas Southern in NCAA action at 6 p.m. on ESPN, with NIT games at 6 p.m. on ESPN2 and 8 p.m. on ESPN.
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NIT Opening Round Matchups and Schedule
The NIT features Monday games March 17 and 18 with Valparaiso at Iowa and Villanova at Siena, plus several other first round clashes including Boston College at Fairfield and Drexel at Temple. Second and third rounds run through March 24 to April 1, with quarterfinals, semifinals, and the championship to follow on dates in late March and early April.
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NAIA and NCAA matchups and women's bracket notes
Glance of upcoming tournaments lists NAIA Division I and NCAA Division II and other showings. Box includes Cornerstone Michigan 29 7 versus Northwestern Iowa 31 2 Warner Southern 25 8 and Bathany Kansas 25 9, California Pa 30 1 versus Glenville State 29 3, Washburn 30 3 versus Drury 27 4, Northern Kentucky 23 7 versus Quincy 25 7, Arkansas Tech 30 3 against Central Arkansas 27 6, South Dakota State 28 3 against South Dakota 27 4, Seattle Pacific 29 0 against Cal State Bakersfield 28 1.
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Indians acquire Derrick Van Dusen for Marshall McDougall
Major league transactions show Cleveland adding left hander Derrick Van Dusen from Texas in exchange for infielder Marshall McDougall. Yankees reassign Beech and Parrish to minor league camp. Oakland and Seattle make roster moves with multiple players reassigned or optioned to affiliates and minor league camps.
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Derrick van Dusen
Texas
Marshall McDougall
NEW York Yankees
Matt Beech
David Parrish
Oakland Athletics
Roy Smith
Jeremy Brown
Seattle Mariners
Norm Charlton
Brian Sweeney
Rene Rivera
Tim Hamytack
Brian Falkenberg
J. Zapp
Chad Meyers
Shin-Seo Choo
Bobby Madritsch
San Antonio
Aaron Taylor
Tacoma
Ottawa Cyclones secure third at 4A state tourney in 80-64 win
Ottawa High boys basketball defeated Chanute 80-64 to place third at the Bicentennial Center. Led by Ross Thompson with 21 points and strong supporting depth, the Cyclones claimed school history with a 22-4 season, the best mark ever.
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Callon
Andrew Maxwell
Lee Baldwin
Laurie Sisk
Evan Willis
Drew Waldron
Salina
Kansas coach questions NCAA tourney seeding
Kansas coach Roy Williams voiced confusion as his 25-7 Big 12 champion Jayhawks received a No. 2 seed in the West while Texas and Oklahoma earned No. 1 seeds in the South and East respectively. Williams questioned the committee’s logic given Kansas’ regular-season title and Big 12 tournament outcomes.
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Oklahoma
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Pittsburgh
Rick Barnes
Allen Field
K State Women Draw NCAA Tournament No. 3 Seed
Kansas State earned a 28 4 record and a No 3 seed in the NCAA tournament after a Big 12 semifinal loss. Deb Patterson said the seeding reflects a strong season and the selection committee. The Wildcats host Harvard in the East regional open to a potential matchup with Arizona Notre Dame winner. Megan Mahoney and the team praised the seeding and looked ahead to the first round.
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Wildcats
Texas Tech
Deb Patterson
Harvard
Arizona
Notre Dame
Megan Mahoney
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