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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1995
Page
25
At the Carrier Dome the Orangemen edged Georgetown in overtime as Coleman led a hard fought win. A late fall by Jaren Jackson sparked a collision that slowed Coleman’s rhythm and sent Syracuse into NCAA tourney after a brutal rebounding battle with Missouri.
The account details a high intensity college game where foul calls shaped the score, Illinois stars Anderson and Gill headed to the NBA, and Marcus Liberty's team faced a brutal finish. Key plays include Rae sidelined after a collision, and a late 3 by Douglas narrowing the gap as Liberty missed free throws, ending Seattle hopes.
Rhode Island Rams upset the Syracuse Orangemen 97-94 in the 1988 NCAA Tournament's second round. standout performances came from Kenny Green and Tom Garrick, with Carlton Owens delivering key moments amid injuries and a brash Atlantic 10 swagger.
Syracuse (19-9) heads to the Midwest Regional to face Southern Illinois (23-2) with Arkansas looming if they advance. Boeheim has stirred his team amid questions about focus and resilience as he drills minds in March. The Orange boast a history of early NCAA exits and fragile momentum after a late-season slide, yet remain hopeful for a brief tournament run in Austin with the Razorbacks awaiting potential matchup.
UCLA's O Bannon Shawn Respert of Michigan State and Damon Stoudamire of Arizona led the first team, with sophomores Joe Smith and Jerry Stackhouse on the second team. The vote counted 66 panel members and highlighted top scorers and rebound leaders from major programs.
Chris Carr, a 6-foot-6 junior forward from Pilot Knob Missouri, leads the Southern Illinois Salukis in scoring as they prepare to face Syracuse in the NCAA Tournament. Coach Rich Herrin praises his flashy, confident all around game and his rise from a small town to Division I stardom.
Connecticut star Rebecca Lobo headlines the first AP women's All-America selection, led by Lobo who topped the first team on every ballot. The 32-member panel picked five seniors including Kelley Sheetz, Nikki McCray, Charlotte Smith, and Niesa Johnson for the first team. Lobo averages 17.3 points and 10.3 rebounds while guiding Connecticut to an unbeaten regular season.
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