NCAA Tournament doubleheader and boxing detail schedule
The lineup lists NCAA games Mississippi versus Arizona at 4 55 p m on CBS and Kansas versus Illinois at 9 25 p m on CBS. Also a NBA game Denver versus Minnesota at 7 p m on FSN, and boxing bouts Clarence Adams against Antonio Cermeno at 8 p m on ESPN2 and David Tua versus Dannell Nicholson at 10 p m on Sho.
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NCAA Tournament Results Roundups From East and South Regions
The report lists first round results across the East and South regions with scores for Kentucky over Holy Cross 72-68, Iowa over Creighton 69-56, and Duke over Monmouth 95-52 among others. Regional semifinals feature Southern California beating Kentucky 80-76 and Duke defeating UCLA 76-63, with the South semifinal and Midwest and West region games noted for late March.
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Spring Training Glance From Thursday's Games
Spring Training results list many exhibitions. Notable scores include Cincinnati 16, Toronto 3 and Philadelphia 8, Texas 2 in the first day, with several other contests across Florida and Arizona. Friday features Cleveland at Kansas City, Florida vs Detroit, Boston vs Cincinnati, Minnesota vs Toronto, and Yankees versus Texas with start times in the afternoon and evening.
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Illinois has first year coach Bill Self in regional semifinal
Illinois, led by first year coach Bill Self, faces fourth seed Kansas in the Midwest regional semifinal after reaching the round with a 26 7 record. Self mentors players through an up tempo style that has energized stars like Frank Williams and Lucas Johnson as Kansas seeks a regional final return.
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Southern Cal tops Kentucky in regionals to reach Final Four
USC upset second-seeded Kentucky 80-76 in Philadelphia as David Bluthenthal iced the win with late free throws and Bibby praised his team. Duke overwhelmed UCLA 76-63 behind 34 points from Jason Williams, reaching the regional final against USC. Williams sparked Duke with 19 straight points in the second half.
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Reds reach title game in NCAA Division II
Kentucky Wesleyan and Washburn qualified for Saturday's title game at Cal State Bakersfield after close wins. Kentucky Wesleyan edged Tampa 85-84 in overtime on Anwar Perry’s late free throws, while Washburn beat Western Washington 96-90, fending off a late 3-point bid.
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Ottawa swimmers set records at Missouri Valley Division II meet
Seventeen Ottawa Swim Club members competed in Manhattan last weekend. Otters set records for most swimmers qualified for Division II, most attending, most medals, and most personal bests. Key highlights include Kealy Kerwin winning the 50 freestyle in 28.50, Katie Ransom taking silver, and multiple top finishes across age groups led by 9-year-old Eric Messenger with five medals and seven personal bests.
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