Syracuse Foe No Stranger
Syracuse faces Providence in the Final Four in New Orleans. Providence, 25 8, upset Georgetown to reach the semifinals, while Syracuse, 30 6, seeks revenge after two regular-season losses. Pitino notes Providence’s pace and inside game, Boeheim warns against overconfidence. Nevada Las Vegas and Indiana prepare for a high paced, physical semi final nightcap.
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Associated Press
Syracuse Orangemen
Orangemen
New Orleans
Providence
Friars
Georgetown
Syracuse
Orange
Sherman Douglas
Jim Boeheim
Pittsburgh
Hoyas
Rick Pitino
Alabama
Birmingham
Austin Peay
Pitino
Boeheim
Billy Donovan
Delray Brooks
Runnin’ Rebels
Nevada
Las Vegas
Indiana
Bobby Knight
Steve Alford
Jerry Tarkanian
Rebels
Bobby
Vegas
Freddie Banks
Gerald Paddie
Armon Gilliam
Hoosiers
Auburn
Louisiana State
Daryl Thomas
Black to Remain in Bullpen for Kansas City
Kansas City manager Billy Gardner said left-hander Bud Black would pitch from the bullpen after giving up five hits and three runs in his last outing. Gardner noted ongoing rotation changes, while Black reflected that spring training aims to reduce pitches and mistakes. Black had a 17-12 season in 1984 and saved nine games with a 2.34 ERA after earlier bullpen use.
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Fort Myers
Fla
Kansas City
Billy Gardner
Bud Black
Black
Gardner
Chicago White Sox
Jerry Royster
Ken Williams
Harold Baines
Carlton Fisk
NIT Finalists Set After Twin Semifinal Upsets
Southern Mississippi edged Nebraska 82-75 as M.K. Turk used a late zone trap to derail the Cornhuskers. La Salle routed Arkansas-Little Rock 92-73, aided by eight 3-pointers early and sustained surge, setting up a title clash with the Golden Eagles. Randolph Keys and John White sparked Southern Miss late, while Lionel Simmons and Tim Legler led La Salle's scoring binge.
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Southern Mississippi
M.K. Turk
Nebraska
Turk
la Salle
Arkansas-Little Rock
UALA
Explorers
Randolph Keys
John White
White
Golden Eagles
Mantoman
Keys
Southern Miss
Cornhuskers
Tim Legler
Rich Tarr
Lionel Simmons
Legler
Tarr
Temple
Simmons
Trojans
James Dawn
Paul Springer
Mike Newell
Newell
Mississippi
Nebraska Cocaptain
Brian Carr
Carr
Derrick Vick
Bernard Day
Anthony Baileus
Danny Nee
Coleman To Make His Decision Soon
Nor ris Coleman Kansas State junior forward says he will decide on leaving for the NBA draft just before or after April 1. He has until May 8 to declare and weighs whether to stay another college year, pursue pro basketball, or pursue overseas options amid advice from campus figures and NBA scouts.
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Manhattan
Kan
Norris Coleman
Kansas State
Coleman
Ahearn Field House
Lon Kruger
Jack Hartman
Larry Travis
Jon Wefald
NBA
Hartman
Marty Blake
Blake
Gary Fitzsimmons
Cleveland Cavaliers
Fitzsimmons
Continental Basketball Association
Europe
Golfer Answers The Ultimate Challenge
Curtis Near made a hole in one at Lyons Town and Country Club on the No 5 hole. Al Morales matched the feat by holing out on the 205 yard sixth hole as they golfed with four others.
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Country Club
Morales
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