NCAA tournament regional semifinals and matchups listed
Regional semifinals and championship games set across four regions with teams Kentucky, Duke, Ohio State, North Carolina, Michigan, Oklahoma State, Memphis State, Georgia Tech, Cincinnati, Texas El Paso, Indiana, UCLA and Florida State. Pairings and times noted for March 26 to 29 at venues The Spectrum Rupp Arena Kemper Arena The Pit and details show advancing paths to the regional finals.
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Pomona High Spring Athletic Banquet March 30
Pomona High School will host its Spring Athletic Banquet Monday March 30 at 7 p.m. in the school gym. All basketball and track participants will be honored, and door prizes are sponsored by the PHS Booster Club. In Wichita Kansas AP report Wichita State extended its home win streak and defeated Northern Illinois 10 3 led by Richie Taylor and Bradberry in a 21 1 season start.
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Braves close gap in conference track race
Ottawa University coach Don Bouleware aims to close on Southwestern in the Kansas Conference with a stronger men's team. Returners include Ken Moran the two time 800 and 1500 champ, Fred King in long jump and relays, Jess Pittman in sprints, and Marc Thuro in sprints and long jump. Freshmen Carlos McClain and Billy Proctor add hurdles. Seek stronger depth in field events to match Southwestern.
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Elite Eight field set as top teams roll to regional finals
Duke, UCLA, Indiana, and Kentucky eased into the East and West regional finals. Duke toppled Seton Hall 81-69, Kentucky beat Massachusetts 87-77, UCLA defeated New Mexico State 85-78, and Indiana eliminated Florida State 85-74. Remaining rounds include Duke vs Kentucky and UCLA vs Indiana with other regional semifinals tonight.
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Favorite word turns sour as NCAA Midwest chaos unfolds
In the NCAA Midwest, top seeds collapse and favorites fade as underdogs rise. UTEP, Cincinnati, Georgia Tech, and Memphis State push toward the semifinals with Cinderella runs and standout moments. Anfernee Hardaway anchors Memphis State’s charge after a life changing injury, fueling their 82-80 win over Arkansas.
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Tyson given six year prison term sparks debate
Mike Tyson received six years in prison for rape in Indianapolis as boxing figures express sorrow and Black community members voice concern over fair trials. Former trainer Kevin Rooney notes Tyson’s rise and fall while supporters push for rehabilitation and potential comeback, and critics call for stricter punishment alongside calls for justice.
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