Oklahoma and Indiana reach Final Four in 1990 NCAA run
Oklahoma beat Missouri 81-75 to reach its first Final Four since 1988 as Hollis Price and Ebi Ere led the offense and Sampson celebrated. Indiana toppled Kent State 81-69 behind Mike Davis’s squad with six players hitting 3-pointers and Dane Fife scoring 17.
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San Jose
Calif
Oklahoma
Kelvin Sampson
Missouri
Hollis Price
Sooners
Atlanta
Indiana
Kent State
Price
Sampson
Tigers
Danny Manning
Kansas
Ebi Ere
Pesky Tigers
McGhee
Quannas White
Rickey Paulding
Kareem Rush
Rush
Kent St
Lexington, Ky
Mike Davis
Hoosiers
Davis
Bob Knight
Duke
Dane Fife
Andrew Mitchell
Knight
Fife
Kyle Hornsby
Mutombo powers Metro State to second D II title
Patrick Mutombo scored 23 of his 29 in the second half to lift Metropolitan State past Kentucky Wesleyan 80-72 for the Roadrunners second Division II championship in three years. Lee Bethea added 19 points as Metro State improved to 29-6 while Kentucky Wesleyan, 31-3, saw its bid thwarted by tight Metro defense.
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Evansville
Ind
Patrick Mutombo
Metropolitan State
Kentucky Wesleyan
Lee Bethea
Metro State
Chris Landry
Roadrunners
Mike Dunlap
Bethea
Lester Strong
Panthers
Strong
Clayton Smith
Marshall Sanders
Ronald Evans
Mutombo
Paulson Holds One Stroke Edge at The Players Championship
Carl Paulson fired a 3 under 69 for a third straight day to reach 9 under 207 and lead Craig Perks by one as The Players Championship heads to the final round. Tiger Woods, David Toms, Mike Weir, Sergio Garcia and Nick Faldo chase behind. Phil Mickelson faltered with costly putting to miss the final grouping.
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Ponte Vedra Beach
Fla
Carl Paulson
Paulson
Craig Perks
Tiger Woods
David Toms
Mike Weir
Sergio Garcia
Nick Faldo
Phil Mickelson
Inkster Holds Lead at Welch's Circular K Classic
Juli Inkster steadies after a bogey, eagled a hole, and shoots 70 to stay two strokes ahead of Laura Diaz and Dorothy Delasin entering the final round in Tucson. Sorenstam eyes a third straight title as Madeira Island Open play is halted by rain.
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Davis
Knight
Texas Tech
Hornsby
Myles Brand
Brand
Tucson
Ariz
Juli Inkster
Inkster
Annika Sorenstam
Laura Diaz
Dorothy Delasin
Sorenstam
University of Arizona
Mi Hyun Kim
Nancy Scranton
Madeira
Portugal
Ivo Giner
Spain
Maarten Lefeber
Netherlands
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