NCAA tournament results and second round schedule summary
First round games on March 18 19 and 20 featured Tennessee Notre Dame Virginia Kansas Suak Penn State Washington State Manhattan Wisconsin Green Bay Purdue Butler Florida Richmond Rhode Island Vanderbilt Texas Christian Long Beach State Utah Ball State New Mexico Arizona State UC Santa Barbara. Second round matchups set for March 23 and 24 include Texas Christian at Purdue Kansas State at Notre Dame Tennessee at Virginia Manhattan at Rutgers Florida at Pittsburgh Washington State at New Mexico Rhode Island at Boston College Utah at Arizona State.
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Wiliams, Wirt lift K State past KU in Big Eight clash
Kansas State beat Kansas 10-6 as Andy Williams homered in the fourth inning to pace the Wildcats. Tim Churchman allowed seven hits and four runs to earn the win for 19-9 K State while Mike Greene took the loss for KU, 15-7. The series featured three of four wins for K State.
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UTEP Stuns Kansas With Slow-Down Spread Offense
Texas-El Paso used a four-comers spread to pace a 66-60 upset of Kansas in the Midwest Regional second round. Coach Don Haskins, famed for the 1966 title with an all-black starting five, crafted the plan after noting Kansas pressure. The Miners controlled the clock, frustrated Kansas, and earned a date with Cincinnati in Kansas City.
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Miners' Sneak Attack Shocks KU in Tourney Loss
Kansas watched its Final Four hopes vanish after a 40 minute defeat as UTEP’s four-comers offense overpowered the Jayhawks inside. Don Haskins’ Miners upset Kansas at Kemper Arena ending KU’s regional run and leaving fans stunned.
Big 8 takes a beating in NCAA tournament
Rick Warner reports the Big Eight has one survivor, Oklahoma State, after Nebraska and Oklahoma exited in the first round and Kansas Missouri and Iowa State fell in the second. The league trails major conferences in regional presence, with Duke and others dominating the semifinals. Kansas was the first seed to advance.
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Oklahoma City Chiefs eye NAIA title after 53rd win
Oklahoma City, 37 0, topped Pfeiffer 102 92 in a semifinal to extend a 53 game NAIA winning streak and set up a title showdown with Central Arkansas. Coach Darrel Johnson tempered expectations while noting the odds and the chance to win another national crown.
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