UCLA advances to Sweet 16 with 71-70 win over Duke
UCLA, led by Trevor Wilson and Darrick Martin with 18 points each, edged Kansas 71-70 to reach the NCAA East regional Sweet 16. Tracy Murray sank two free throws with nine seconds left as Duke toppled St Johns 76-72 in another regional thriller, while Kansas missed a late 15-footer.
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Texas and Xavier knock off higher seeds in NCAA Midwest
Unranked Texas stunned Purdue 73 72 in the Midwest second round delaying a possible regional preview. Xavier toppled Georgetown 74 71 as its Twin Towers Tyler Hill and Strong led a balanced attack to reach the semifinals at Indianapolis Hoosier Dome.
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Texas Holds Off Purdue as Mays Scorches Free Throws
Texas beat Purdue 100 38 as Travis Mays led with 16 points and tied NCAA free throw records by sinking 23 of 27. Purdue coach Keady complained about officials after the defeat, while Guillermo Myers blocked a late shot and Tony Jones was held scoreless in the lane.
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Hurley Brings Duke Back Home In N J Return
Duke freshman Bobby Hurley faced questions not smiles as St John’s star Boo Harvey pressed the tempo. Hurley guarded him in a 76 72 Duke win powered by Harvey’s clutch play and Hurley’s steady leadership, including a return home to Jersey City to attend a friend’s funeral.
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Keady vents playoff frustration after late loss
Purdue coach Gene Keady raged over referees after a 74 72 NCAA loss to Texas in the Hoosier Dome. He criticized calls and cited Michigan State as similar prior frustration while Texas coach Tom Penders defended the officials.
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