Late Night College and Pro Games Schedule
ESPN2 airs Ohio State against Georgia Tech at 6 p.m. followed by Nevada versus Texas Tech at 8:30 p.m. ESPN2 shows Hawaii against UNLV at 11 p.m. and NHL action with San Jose visiting Colorado at 8 p.m. on ESPN2 while an NBA matchup, Boston versus Indiana, airs on ESPN.
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Siena
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Tennessee
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Mand
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College of Charleston
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Ohio State
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Saton Hall
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Boston U
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Louisiana-Lafayetne
UAB
Minnesota
Saint Louis
Nevada
Texas Tech
UC Santa Barbara
San Diego State
NCAA tournament round by round results and matchups
A dense schedule listing numerous first and second round NCAA tournament games across regions. It names teams such as Iowa, Valparaiso, Siena, Villanova, North Carolina, Duke, Kentucky, Indiana, and many others, with dates from March 18 to March 21 and tip times across multiple venues including Dayton, Tampa, and Nashville. The item mixes results, pairings, and upcoming games with frequent OCR errors and typos.
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Oklahoma
South Carolina State
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Syracuse
Manhattan
Oklahoma State
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ASS Pate Times
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Pla
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Austin Peay
Michigan State
Colorado
Florida
Sam Houston State
Indianapolis
Marquette
Holy Cross
Missouri
Southern Illinois
Spokane
Wash
Wisconsin
Weber State
Dayton
Tula
Pittsburgh
Wagner
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Alabama
Nashville
Tenn
Kentucky
Purdue
Oregon
Utah
Illinois
Western Kentucky
Notre Dame
Miliwaukee
Arizona State
Kanade
Rich State
Texas ready to avoid early exit as top seed in NCAA
Texas, top seed in the South at 22-6, says it learned from 2001 and recent Big 12 tourney misses. Coach Rick Barnes and guard Brandon Mouton stress focus on a national title as the Longhorns face North Carolina Asheville in Birmingham, with a core that includes T.J. Ford and a veteran mix aiming to advance past the first round.
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Texas
Longhorns
Teac
Brandon Mouton
Birmingham
Ala
North Carolina
Asheville
Texas Southern
Rick Barnes
Temple
T.J. Ford
NCAA will not postpone tourneys if war breaks out
The NCAA will proceed with the men’s and women’s basketball tournaments and related events as scheduled, regardless of war with Iraq. President Myles Brand and Homeland Security Secretary Tom Ridge concluded no changes were needed, though safety measures are being heightened and reconsideration remains possible if new threats emerge. CBS holds TV rights for the men’s tournament, with ESPN networks set to air the women’s event. North Carolina-Asheville beat Texas Southern in the opening men’s game.
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Brand
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Bush
Saddam Hussein
Ridge
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Viacom
ESPN2
North Carolina-Asheville
Texas Southern
Hussein
Japan
Oakland
Eric Chavez
Hutchinson crowd eases but event stays on home court
Hutchinson's NJCAA basketball tournament remains at the Sports Arena with about 150 seats $9 each for this week's sessions. Organizers expect a 10 year contract extension in Knoxville next month as ticket demand softens from past decades amid cable TV choices and shifting attendance patterns.
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Hutchinson News
Hutchinson
National Junior College Athletic Association
Sports
Blue Dragons
American Legion
NJCAA
Knoxville
Tenn
Tom Westfall
Floyd
Demanett
Westfall
Legion
HCC
Jayhawk
Hutch
Ed Berger
Randy Stange
Stange
Dragon
Chad
Wintz
Texas team dumps Coffeyville in first round
San Jacinto Texas held off a late Coffeyville rally to win 76-73 in the National Junior College Athletic Association tournament first round. Darnell Hopkins scored on a driving shot in the lane with 16 seconds left to seal the victory. West Tennessee defeated Western Nebraska 93-87.
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Hutchinson
Darnell Hopkins
San Jacinto
Texas
Coffeyville
West Tennessee
Nebraska
MLB balks at overseas opener in Japan on war threat
Major league baseball canceled the Seattle Oakland season opening series in Japan due to global tensions and the threat of war in Iraq. Selig cited safety concerns and the need to protect players and staff, rescheduling the games for Oakland on April 3 and June 30.
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Seattle
Oakland
Iroq
Bud Selig
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Selig
Major League
Tokyo
New York Mets
Chicago Cubs
Mariners
Ichiro Suzuki
Kazuhiro Sakaki
Hiroshi
Chiefs sign veteran kicker Morten Andersen to four year deal
Kansas City adds 42 year old Morten Andersen, a 22 year NFL veteran, to a four year contract after a 22 of 26 field goals and 51 of 51 extra points last season with the Chiefs. Andersen, who later spent time on IR with a knee injury, has played 322 regular season games and 8 postseason games in a storied career.
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Morten Andersen
NFL
Kansas City Chiefs
Andersen
Chiefs
Carl Peterson
Morten
Anderson
Gary Anderson
Ottawa Recreation Commission spring sports registrations urged
The Ottawa Recreation Commission invites registrations for spring sports at the Don Woodward Center. Programs include ks ae and girls T ball coach pitch softball and Midget League aseball with varied fees. Also youth tennis lessons April 7 to May 1 at Forest Park courts for 20 dollars.
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Ottawa Recreation Commission
Don Woodward
Third St
Forest Park
Ottawa
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