NCAA Tournament Second Round Roundup From East and South Regions
Recap of March NCAA men and women bracket results across the East and South regions with scores from Oklahoma City, Boston, St. Petersburg, Tampa, and Birmingham. Notable wins include Syracuse over Oklahoma State, Butler over Louisville, Connecticut over Stanford, and Michigan State over Florida. Team matchups, venues, and late-round prospects highlighted.
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Associated Press
Ford Center
Oklahoma
Cty
California
Fleet Center
Boston
Syracuse
Oklahoma State
St. Pete Times Forum
Tampa
Fla
Auburn
Wake Forest
Birmingham Jefferson Civic Center
Birmingham
Ala
Butler
Louisville
Pepal Arena
WNY
Spokane Arena
Wash
Connecticut
Stanford
Gaylord Entertainment Center
Tenn
Maryland
Xavier
Bemingham
Jefferson Civic Center
Texas
Purdue
Michigan State
Florida
Alamodome
San Antonio
Conn
Jayhawks crush Arizona State in NCAA second round
Kansas, the No. 2 seed in the West, dominated Arizona State 108-76 in Oklahoma City to set up a regional semifinal with Duke in Anaheim. Roy Williams praised the team's attacking intensity and hot shooting as stars Hinrich Collison and Langford led the onslaught.
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Hubert
Oklahoma City
Kansas
Roy Williams
Jayhawks
Arizona State
Utah State
Sun Devils
Anaheim
Calif
Duke
Williams
Prairie View
Kirk Hinrich
Hinrich
Nick Collison
Holy Cross
Stanford
Collison
Keith Langford
Courtney Kuhlen
The
University Daily Kansan
Aaron Miles
Arizona State Sun Devils
Butler advances to Sweet 16 in NCAA tournament upset
Butler, a Horizon League program from a small Indiana town, stunned Louisville 79 71 in Birmingham to reach the NCAA round of 16. Darnell Archey and Brandon Miller led the surge as Butler faces Oklahoma next in Albany while Louisville stars Reece Gaines and Rick Pitino search for answers.
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Birmingham
Ala
Indiana
Darnell Archey
Brandon Miller
Butler
Rick Pitino
Louisville
Mississippi State
Cardinals
Bulldogs
Oklahoma
Albany
N.Y
Archey
Pitino
Wake Forest
Marquis Daniels
Lewis Monroe
Auburn
Tigers
Ellis
Syracuse
Wildcats Top Harvard In NCAA East Regional Opener
Kansas State, seed three, overcame a slow stretch to beat Harvard 79-69 as Kendra Wecker led with 21 points and Nicole Ohlde added 20. Harvard’s Reka Czerny had 25 in a game noted for Kansas State’s sharp first-half shooting and a late Crimson rally. Notre Dame then upset Arizona 59-47 to advance to the second round.
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Boston College
Old Dominion
Vanderbilt
Liberty
al Mackey
Weat Lafayette
Virginia Tech
Georgia Tech
Purdue
Valparaiso
Harry A. Gompel
Stoma
Conn
Connecticut
Boston University
Texas Christian
Michigan State
Bromlage
Manhattan
Kan
Notre Dame
Arizona
Kansas State
Harvard
Newark
Racuse
Oklahoma State
Boston
Carmelo Anthony
Syracuse
NCAA
Orangemen
Anthony
Gerry McNamara
Billy Edelin
Edelin
McNamara
James Thomas
Royal Ivey
Texas
Willie Deane
Nicholas
Ryan Rendle
Maryland
West
Xavier
Horida
Tampa
Fla
Anthony Roberson
Florida
Spartans
Gators
Roberson
Maurice Ager
Tomzzo
San Antonio
Billy Donovan
David Lee
Midwest
Kentucky
Utah
Nashville, Tenn
Keith Bogans
Marquis Estill
Louisville
Wildcats
Wiscannsin
Minneapolis
Badgers
Marc Jackson
Boston AP
Pittsburgh
Panthers
Indiana
Jaron Brown
Brandin Knight
Marquette
George Leach
Hoosiers
Crimson
Deb Patterson
Kendra Wecker
Nicole Ohlde
Laurie Koehn
Reka Czerny
Hana Pelsto
Beverly Moore
Ohlde
Kate Ides
Wecker
Kathy Delaney-Smith
Alicia Ratay
Sive
Ratay
Shantinince Polk
Polk
Rusty
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Fk Basin
Justin Gray
Josh Howard
ACC
Braves
Cyclone
Verdes
Nashville
Ottawa University
Chip Wiggins
Ottawa
Steve Savage
Ernest Harris
Yuba College
Yuba City
Tony Gonzalez
Baton Rouge
Savage
Coffeyville Community College
Cyclones
Huron
Wiggins
Harris
Ernie
Gonzalez
Jose Gonzalez
UCLA
LSU
Lady Wildcats
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