UConn-Tennessee title clash tests three-peat bid
Connecticut seeks a third straight NCAA women's basketball title against Tennessee in New Orleans. The Huskies, led by Geno Auriemma, have dominated the era, chasing a historic crown while Tennessee defends a legacy that includes three consecutive championships from 1996 to 1998.
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History of NCAA basketball champions by state and school
The record lists NCAA tournament champions and runners up across years, noting schools such as UCLA Kentucky Duke North Carolina Indiana Kansas NC State Michigan State Connecticut UNLV and many others. It also references champions by state and historic lineups, with scattered OCR fragments and inconsistent year formatting.
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Macon
Kenrcky
Noth Carcena
UCLA
Memphrs State
Ohio State
Califor
Callome
West Vira
Kentucky
Seamie
Raf
Noah Carolna
Kansas
Sale
Bradley
Indiana
Hansas
BO St. Jonas
Kansas State
CCNY
Kennucky
Oklshoma State
Calfornia
Stanton
San Francico
California
Ree
North Caroline
New Carolia
NC State
Duke
Michigan State
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Connecticut Corredicut
Wiscorsin
Marquette
Oklahoma
Oklahoma A&h
Oklahoma State
Mary
Arizona Arzona
Nevada
UNLV
Texas Western
Biviews-Legate
Holy Cross
Utah
Ed — Emexa Okalor
Connecticut
Carmelo Anthony Syrause
Shane Raiier Duxe
Juan Doon
Maryland
Richard Hamilton
Matson Cleaves
Machigan State
Jeff Sheppard
Miles Samon Antona
Tony Dele
EdyBansor
Corliss Williamson
Michigan
Danny Manniing
Keith Smart
Pers Ettison
Louisville
Ed Villanova
Pamck Exang
Georgetown
Akeem Clapwon
Houston
James Worthy
North Carolina
Sah Thomas Ini
Darel Goffith Li
Can Johnson
Jack Gwens
Butch Lee
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Watton
Walton
Howard Porter
Villanova
Sidney Wicks
Lew Aleador
Lew Akandor
Kere Chambers
Walt Hazzard
CLA
Ant Heyman
Pad Cooma
Jerry Lucas
Ohic State
Ofaa State
Jenny West
West Vogna
Wit Charmberlam
Hal Lear Temple
Bil Russel
Ore Dales Stenford
Wjolin Kote
Wisconsin
Manen Huffman
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Calhoun Hall of Fame wait marked by UConn win
Hall of Fame induction remains in doubt for Jim Calhoun after UConn’s 82 73 win over Georgia Tech as he contemplates his career at Connecticut. Calhoun, celebrated for reviving a premier program, awaits a future honor while continuing to chase championships and mentor players like Emeka Okafor.
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Springfield
American International
Knight
Connecticut
Boston
New England
Duke
Carolina
Kentucky
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John Toner
Northeastern
Big East
John Thompson
Georgetown
Jum Roeheim
Syracuse
Lou Carnesecca
St John’s
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UConn Dominates Tech in ACC Final Four Bid
In Atlanta, UConn overpowered Georgia Tech as Okafor and a balanced Huskies attack secured a long-awaited Final Four berth. Gordon led scoring, while Tech's Schenscher and Bynum fought hard, yet struggled against the Huskies’ defense and Okafor’s interior presence.
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Gordon
Huskies
Taliek Brown
Duke
Josh Boone
Rashad Anderson
Charlie Villanueva
Anderson
Junio
Will Almos
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Turne
Yellow Jackets Tech
Schensche
Will Bynum
J. Elder
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Atlanta
Connecticut 82 Georgia Tech 73
Connecticut defeated Georgia Tech 82 to 73 in a college basketball game. Key players included Okafor with 10 of 17 shooting and Boone contributing 4.6 rebounds per game as part of a balanced Huskies effort.
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