Road to Denver shaped by close NCAA games
The article previews the Final Four with UNLV, Duke, Arkansas, and Georgia Tech in the West and East Regions. It notes UNLV's 18-point average margin, Duke's third consecutive Final Four, and Arkansas's hot form. Stacey Augmon of UNLV is named West Regional MVP after a 33-point performance, while Duke coach Mike Krzyzewski discusses the path to Denver.
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Kenny Anderson shines as Tech reaches Final Four
Kenny Anderson, Georgia Tech freshman guard, posted 61 points in two games and a late buzzer beater as Tech beat Minnesota 93 91 to advance to the Final Four in New Orleans. The Archbishop Molloy alumnus and recruiting firebrand has become a media centerpiece of a Tech team that trusts him and each other.
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Georgia Tech Edges Gophers In Late Shootout
Georgia Tech junior Scott connected on seven of 12 from three as the Yellow Jackets rallied past Minnesota. Despite a 35 to 11 free throw edge for Tech and a late Minnesota push, a last-second shot by Kevin Lynch fell short.
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Rebels roll past SMU as Augmon stars in open court
Rebels press SMU, feed Stacey Augmon who erupted for 33 points with 25 in the first half, plus 11 rebounds. Guard Hunt added 30 points and 13 assists while Johnson had 20 and 18 rebounds as Oregon or UNLV? (source) previews a possible Final Four run.
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