Historic coaches in early NCAA toursney losses listed
A summary of notable NCAA tournament coaching losses includes John Wooden of UCLA in 1950 losing to Bradley 73 59, Mike Krzyzewski of Duke in 1984 falling to Washington 80 78, Pete Carril of Princeton in 1969 defeated by St Johns 77 63, Lyte Olson of Iowa in 1979 edged by Toledo 74 72, and Lou Henson of New Mexico State in 1967 beaten by Houston 58 49.
Jordan's return shows flashes as Bulls fall in OT
Chicago star Michael Jordan battles to find rhythm after comeback game, finishing with 19 points 6 assists 6 rebounds and 3 steals in a 103 96 overtime loss to Indiana Pacers. He vows to regain timing by Friday as No 45, honoring his late father.
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Cavaliers, Jayhawks downplay KU advantage in KC
Virginia survives Miami of Ohio 60-54 in overtime to reach the Midwest Regional semifinals in Kansas City where top seed Kansas awaits. Cavaliers freshman Curtis Staples dismisses concerns about the Jayhawks’ homecourt, citing a tougher ACC road. Burrough fuels Virginia with 28 points and 12 rebounds as Deane lauds him as heart and soul.
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History repeats in NCAA Journey
The article covers NCAA tournament Sunday action as Syracuse Georgetown UCLA and Memphis win on late plays and buzzer shots. Moten and Reid make notable misplays aligning with past finals, while North Carolina and others dominate. The final 16 includes seed mix as UMass Tulsa advance with strong second halves and clutch finishes.
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AP All State Basketball Teams Girls and Boys Summary
The Kansas and national ranking style lists first, second, and third teams for girls and boys. Named players include Kate Benson of SM South and Kris Weems of Kansas City Schlagle as Player of the Year. Coaches include Terry English and Chuck Minor.
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Baseball talks at standstill in stalled negotiations
EW YORK AP players and owners may decide today when they'll meet again as mediation continues two weeks before the season. WJ Usery says discussions have yielded little new while Eugene Orza and Chuck O Connor dodge firm timelines. The dispute centers on luxury tax plans and the NLRB complaint accusing owners of scrapping salary arbitration and anti collusion rules. If an injunction is granted, a federal hearing could come next week.
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Reds show concern as replacements frustrate spring camp
Reds manager Dave Johnson laments replacement players during spring training after an 0-5 start. Ray Knight runs the club to an 8-2 record while Johnson calls the replacements a travesty and contrasts their energy with top notch caliber players. At Fort Myers, Red Sox GM Dan Duquette urged minor leaguers to stay within the organization amid a potential strike.
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