Nonsensical NCAA Round Two Bracket Fragments
Mosaic of scrambled scores and pairings from a March Madness style bracket includes Old Dominion, Manhattan, Virginia, Davidson, Canisius, BYU, Siena, Northwestern, Xavier, Ohio, Duquesne, Villanova, New Orleans, Vanderbilt, Clemson, West Virginia, Kansas, Fresno State, and Brigham Young. The chaotic OCR fragment lists teams, seeds, and matchups with many missing details and dates.
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Old Dominion
Bradkey
Awatie
Siena
Northwestern
Xavier
Ohio
TBA
Duquesne
Villanova
TBA “New Orleans
Vanderbilt
Clemson
West Virginia
Saat
Kansas
Fresno St
Brigham Young
Smallest First Round Crowds At Mens B A Tourney
Records show the smallest first round crowds across the men s basketball tournament from 1984 to 1985. Philadelphia posted 4314 in 1984 while Salt Lake City hosted 6500 in 1984 and 1985 draws included 978 in Pullman Washington 1984 and 7351 in Salt Lake City 1985 with Indianapolis 1993 drawing the largest at 38387.
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Philadelphia
Salt Lake City
Pullman
Wash
Ala
Indianapolis
Mourning: Big Eight toughest league in NCAA
Ottawa basketball guard Judd Mourning, a Kansas State walk-on, discusses the Big Eight's competitiveness as he adapts to Division I. He recalls the daily grind, plans to improve this summer, and credits senior Askia Jones for guidance while eyeing more minutes next season. Kansas State rolls past Mississippi State 78-67 in the NIT, led by Jones, Cunningham, and Beane, and earns a second-round matchup with Gonzaga.
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Wildcats
Anhallan
Mormer
Ottawa
Judd Mourning
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Ottawa High School
Manhattan
Askia Jones
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Mississippi State
K-State
Dana Altman
Gonzaga
Derry] Cunningham
Anthony Beane
Aurea
Jetus
Jones
Bob Boozer
Beane
Richard Williams
Cunningham
Penn Wisconsin upsets shake NCAA tourney field
Underdogs Penn and Wisconsin campuses stunned top seeds on day one of the NCAA tournament. Penn defeats Nebraska 90-80 to reach a second round against Florida, while Wisconsin Green Bay topples California 61-57 and Wisconsin beats Cincinnati 80-72 as Jeff Nordgaard, Rashard Griffith, and Michael Finley star.
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Associated Press
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Wisconsin- Per Bay
Wisconsin
Pepperdine
Michigan Homeers
Rec Aorsaanse Armament Sa
Princeton
Nebraska
Quakers
Florida
Danny Nee
Penn
Wisconsin-Green Bay
Packers
California
Jeff Nordgaard
Phoenix
Dick Bennett
Cincinnati
Rashard Griffith
Michael Finley
Badgers
Stu Jackson
Falcons Sign Kevin Ross To Three Year Deal
The Atlanta Falcons agreed to a three year four million dollar contract with defensive back Kevin Ross leaving the Kansas City Chiefs as an unrestricted free agent. Ross a ten year veteran and three time Pro Bowler adds depth to a Falcons secondary that yielded a league worst 27 touchdown passes in 1993. The deal includes a 1.5 million signing bonus and 1994 1995 1996 base salaries of 800 thousand 850 thousand and 850 thousand respectively. The pact counts 1.3 million against 1994 cap and leaves the Falcons about 3.5 million under the 33.8 million limit. He is expected to be a leader for a young secondary.
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Atlanta Falcons
Kevin Ross
Kansas City Chiefs
Ross
Falcons
Atlanta Journal- Constitution
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Steadman retires as Chiefs chief executive officer
Kansas City veteran official Jack Steadman retires as chief executive officer but remains connected as board owner per Lamar Hunt. The Chiefs will name a new CEO later as Steadman solidified a 34 year franchise role from Renewal Manager to board chair. Assistant executive Ross joins Falcons as free safety and nickel cornerback amid prior NFL interest.
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Jack Steadman
Kansas City Chiefs
Lamar Hunt
Chiefs
Steadman
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