Big Ten Tournament to crown champion in Washington
The Big Ten will hold its tournament in Washington at Verizon Center marking its first time on the East Coast with Maryland Rutgers Penn State joining the field. Purdue Wisconsin Maryland and Minnesota are top contenders as eight teams won at least 10 conference games. Maryland and Rutgers travel by bus and fans eager for a strong title run.
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Gonzaga Wins Fifth Straight WCC Tournament Title
Gonzaga defeats Saint Marys 74 56 in Las Vegas to claim the West Coast Conference tournament crown. Nigel Williams Goss scores 22 points and Karnowski adds 15 as the Zags improve to 32 1. Saint Marys ends at 28 4 after a late rally.
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Swanigan earns AP Big Ten Player of the Year honor
Purdue star Caleb Swanigan is the AP Player of the Year and top All-Big Ten pick. Richard Pitino is named coach of the year at Minnesota. Miles Bridges is newcomer of the year for Michigan State. First and second teams feature Mason, Trimble, Jok, Happ, Walton Jr, McIntosh, Hill, Bridges, Murphy.
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Marquette Earns NCAA Bid With Big East Title Win
Natasha Hiedeman scored 28 and Amani Wilborn 20 as Marquette beat No 17 DePaul 86 78 to claim the Big East crown in Milwaukee. DePaul led by Jessica January 23 points and Amarah Coleman 17 before fouling out. Marquette hosts on campus at Al McGuire Center for its return to the NCAA Tournament after 2011.
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Waters retires after 11 seasons at Cleveland State
Gary Waters ends a 11 season tenure as CSU men’s basketball coach the winningest in school history after a second straight nine win season. He led CSU to 194 wins six postseason appearances including 2009 NCAA second round and mentored players while earning academic awards for seniors.
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Slocum Retires After 12 Seasons At Youngstown State
Youngstown State basketball coach Jerry Slocum retires after 42 coaching years and 723 career wins. He led the Penguins to 142 wins at YSU and a Horizon League Tournament semifinal before a loss to Northern Kentucky. President Jim Tressel praises his service to students and the game.
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