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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 2003
Page
5
New Orleans scene sees Carmelo Anthony star as Syracuse defeats Kansas 81-78 for their first national championship. Anthony scores 20 with 10 rebounds and seven assists earning Most Outstanding Player honors amid NBA draft buzz and Boeheim’s praise.
Roy Williams showed intense emotion after Kansas lost to Syracuse 81 78 at the Superdome as speculation swirled about a move to North Carolina He spoke of his love for his Kansas players and denied discussing the UNC job but hinted that a change could come as he has Carolina ties and NC officials desire his return to Chapel Hill.
Syracuse toppled Kansas 76 66 as Anthony led the Orangemen with a dominant performance while Collison fought hard for 19 points and 21 rebounds. Kansas shot 18 for 30 from the field and struggled to find consistent outside touch against Syracuse's long defense and Boeheim’s game plan.
Genry McNamara starred with 18 points in the first half as Syracuse built an 11 point lead and held on for an 81-78 victory over Kaneas. Fellow freshman Daniel Anthony added 20 points, helping the Orangemen weather a late challenge to stay undefeated in the early season.
Scattered OCR text shows Kansas advancing 78 to Syracuse 1 in a regional context with mentions of Wake Forest Tennessee and other teams. The fragment references brackets, regional sites such as The Gaylord Texan and Birmingham Jefferson Civic Center, and lists several matchups including Purdue LSU Texas Michigan State Holy Cross and Marquette. Names like Kyle Horresby and Dane Fie appear in jumble. Overall this page contains scattered tournament results and venue notes from a larger NCAA event.
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