NCAA bracket drama as Kentucky Syracuse NC advances top seeds
Kentucky and Syracuse secure No. 1 seeds despite late losses as Michigan State grabs the final top seed. Iowa California and South Florida miss the field while Iona Drexel debate stirs bracket chatter amid 11 at large bids from mid majors.
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Missouri
Drexel
Seton Hall
Mississippi State
Washington
Iowa
California
South Florida
Iona-Drexel
Hathaway
Iona
Butler
Vanderbilt Downs Kentucky in SEC Tournament Title Clash
Vanderbilt stunned No. 1 Kentucky 71-64 to end the Wildcats 24 game win streak as Jeffery Taylor and John Jenkins led with 18 and 17 points. Florida State captured the ACC title behind Michael Snaer 18 points beating North Carolina 85-52. Delaware, St Bonaventure and Wisconsin Green Bay also claimed conference crowns amid notable performances.
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Festus Ezeli
Darius Miller
Terrence Jones
Anthony Davis
Miller
Michael Snaer
Florida State
Tar Heels
PJ. Hairston
Maryland
Kendall Marshall
Harrison Barnes
Tyler Zeller
Buckeyes Await NCAA Test After Strong Conference Run
Ohio State, seeded second, eyes growth and better play as it prepares for the NCAA tournament after two straight regional exits. Loyola, 24 8, returns for its second NCAA appearance by winning the MAAC title 48 44 over Fairfield. Coach Matt Matta notes focus on self improvement and handling the stakes this year.
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Spartans Outlast Buckeyes For Big Ten Championship
Michigan State defeats Ohio State 68-64 in Indianapolis to win the Big Ten Tournament. Brandon Wood scores a season high 21 points and Draymond Green earns tournament MVP as MSU claims its first tourney title since 2000 in a game with 16 lead changes.
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