NCAA Women's and Men's Tournament Regional and Final Four Schedule
Readable brackets list results and upcoming games across East South Midwest and West regions with teams such as Seton Hall Oklahoma State Duke Florida North Carolina Tennessee UCLA Syracuse Michigan State Iowa State Gonzaga Purdue LSU Texas Wisconsin Arizona St John's and more. It notes location venues like Carrier Dome Syracuse Frank Erwin Center and RCA Dome plus dates March 23 to April 3 and mentions final four matchups and national championship timing.
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Oklahoma State
Pepperdine
Seton Hall
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Illinois
Duke
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Carrier Dome
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Miami
Ohio State
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Tennessee
Connecticut
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Texas
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Iowa State
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St. John’s
Albuquerque
N.M
Rca Dome
Indianapolis
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Western Kentucky
Duke Advances Behind Stifling Defense In East Regional Showdown
Duke beats Kansas 69 64 as Shane Battier blocks a career high eight shots and Carlos Boozer seals the win with a late go ahead tip and a steal. Krzyzewski and Williams exchange heated words amid a tense second half. Duke advances to face Florida in Syracuse.
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Winston-Salem
N.C
Shane Battier
Duke
Battier
Blue Devils
Kansas
Mike Krzyzewski
Carlos Boozer
Nick Bradford
Krzyzewski
Nick
Roy Williams
North Carolina
Stanford
Jayhawks
Roy
Florida
Syracuse
N.Y
Gators
Illinois
Williams
Wiliams
Kirk Hinrich
Lady Hawks Fall To Vanderbilt In Double Overtime
Vanderbilt rallied to beat Kansas 71-69 in double overtime in the NCAA Midwest regional. Chantelle Anderson led Vanderbilt with 25 points, Jilian Danker scored seven including a go-ahead 3 with 30.9 seconds left in the second OT, and Ashley McElhiney iced the win with a late free throw. Pride led Kansas with 17 points as the Jayhawks finished 20-10. Vanderbilt (21-12) advances to meet Louisiana Tech.
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Kansas
Duke
Bradford
Chris Carrawell
Jason Williams
Boozer
Ruston
Jillian Danker
Vanderbilt
Chantelle Anderson
Zuzana Swore
Danker
Ashley McElhiney
Lynn Pride
Louisiana Tech
Lady Techsters
Alcorn State
Pride
Anderson
Jayhawks
Commodores
Kumesova
Hammond
McElhiney
daGroot
Smith
Holmes
Storey
Glass looks at new Royals with eye for talent
Winter Haven AP David Glass arrives in spring training as Crown owner candidate for Kansas City Royals. He praises rookie Mike MacDougal while noting the pitcher’s nerves and lack of experience. Glass stresses Tony Muser’s strong player development and emphasizes a pipeline-driven, competitive payroll future. He expects approval at an owners meeting in April and foresees balanced, market-responsive spending.
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Winter Haven
Fla
David Glass
Kansas City Royals
Tony Muser
George Brett
Mike MacDougal
Cleveland
Glass
Royals
MacDougal
Ewing Kauffman
Wal-Mart, Inc
Moser
Tony
The
Commissioner
New York
Miles Prentice
Kansas City
Florida
Bud Selig
Bud
Nate
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