Hoosiers hire Marquette coach Tom Crean
Indiana University plans to introduce Marquette's Tom Crean as its basketball coach after Crean signed a letter of intent. University trustee Philip Eskew confirmed the hiring amid a tumultuous six weeks following Kelvin Sampson's exit. Crean will replace the former coach as Indiana begins recruiting and preparing for the upcoming season.
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Parker leads Lady Vols past Texas A&M to reach Final Four
Tennessee rallies from a 42-37 deficit as injured star Parker scores 26 points after returning from a dislocated left shoulder brace. She helps the Lady Vols overcome adversity and reach the Oklahoma City Regional final, sealing a 53-45 win to advance to the Final Four. Texas A&M finishes 29-8.
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Huskies Rally to Deny Rutgers in Greensboro Final Four Bid
Connecticut tops Rutgers 66 56 in the Greensboro Regional final as Maya Moore hits a late 3 securing a 15th straight win. Renee Montgomery and Ketia Swanier lead UConn with 15 points apiece. Matee Ajavon scores 18 for Rutgers. UConn advances to the Final Four for the ninth time.
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Tigers Ready for Final Four Clash With UCLA
Memphis star Douglas-Roberts and UCLA meet in the Final Four as Memphis seeks its first trip since 1985. Douglas-Roberts, Love pace the top scoring duo. Dorsey and teammates stress readiness and momentum for the high-stakes semifinal.
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Minutemen topple Gators in NCAA tourney opener 78 66
Massachusetts defeats Florida 78 to 66 as Gary Forbes leads with 19 points and Chris Lowe and Ricky Harris add 16 each. UMass advances to face Ohio State or Mississippi, with Etienne Brower drilling key 3s to reclaim the lead late. Florida, the defending champion, exits missing the NCAA Tournament.
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OSU Gators clash ends in NCAA Final Four history
Ohio State refused to face massachusetts in the NIT final after a grind with Ole Miss. Ole Miss fought back from a 27 point gap but Butler sealed the game with a late layup as Warren and Huertas led scoring. Curtis added rebounds and Williams contributed late free throws.
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Ohio State reaches semifinals after tough run
In a high stakes NCAA tourney run the Buckeyes beat Dayton and California to reach Madison Square Garden. David Lighty and Kosta Koufas scored 16 each as Ohio State overcame turnover pressure and roster losses to advance toward a potential title run.
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