Xavier Triumphs Over Dayton In A-10 Final
Xavier edged Dayton 54 49 to win the Atlantic 10 championship as Dedrick Finn 11 points and Romain Sato 14 led the Musketeers. Dayton’s Ramon Marshall scored 17 and Lionel Chalmers struggled, finishing with seven. Xavier earned an NCAA berth and extended its win streak to six.
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Xavier Dayton Game Fragment Summary
Readable parts show Xavier players with mixed stats and a Dayton matchup. Names include Cage Fen Sato and Chalmers with varied shooting lines. The fragmentary text mentions Dayton and a few scored totals but lacks a clear final result or complete details.
Western Michigan dominates Kent State to capture MAC title
Western Michigan, led by Mike Williams with 28 points and seven rebounds and Anthony Kann with 17 points and 12 boards, defeated Kent State 77-66 at Gund Arena to win the MAC Tournament and secure a 2004 NCAA bid. Williams earned Most Valuable Player honors, as the Broncos dismantled Kent in the second half after a tight first half.
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Badgers and Illini reach Big Ten final showdown
Illinois, led by Dee Brown with 21 points, holds off Michigan 74 60 to advance to the Big Ten Tournament final in Indianapolis for the second straight year. James Augustine 15 and Luther Head 12 pace the Illini while Horton 16 leads Michigan. Wisconsin beats Michigan State 68 66 as Haris nets 21. Duke advances in the ACC semifinals and Maryland tops NC State to reach the ACC final. Oklahoma State tops Texas Tech to claim a Big 12 title game berth. Texas over Kentucky in a late surge. South Carolina, Florida, Nevada and Texas-El Paso also win. John Carroll advances to the NCAA Division II semifinals.
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Gordon leads UConn to sixth Big East title in thriller
Ben Gordon scored 23 points and hit a lane jumper with 30 seconds left as No. 9 Connecticut edged Pittsburgh 61-58 in New York to tie a conference record with a sixth title. Okafor added 11 points and 13 rebounds. Gordon earned MVP honors amid a tense final.
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Connecticut Triumphs Over Pittsburgh 61 53
Connecticut UConn defeats Pittsburgh 61 to 53 in a tense game. Key players include Okafor and Anderson for UConn and Troumman Page and Krauser for Pittsburgh. Final minutes decide result as teams trade leads with solid defensive effort.
Stanford Wins Pac-10 Tournament to Secure NCAA Bid
Stanford defeats Washington 77-66 in Los Angeles to claim its first Pac-10 Tournament title and secure a spot in the NCAA Tournament for a 10th straight season. Matt Lottich scores 20 points as the Cardinal push their record to 25-1, with a strong second-half burst and dominant interior play.
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Bobbitt Leads Cincinnati Past DePaul For CUSA Title
Cincinnati, ranked 13th, defeated DePaul 55-50 to capture the Conference USA Tournament championship. Tony Bobbitt, who returned after a groin injury and a late ejection, scored 17 points and hit a pivotal 3, sealing the Bearcats' fourth tourney crown as DePaul shot a season-low 35.3 percent.
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Cincinnati Beats DePaul In Close Big East Clash
Cincinnati defeats DePaul 55 to 50 as Williams and Hicks lead with strong defensive play and key scoring runs. DePaul trails after a tight second half, with standout efforts from Holland and Geeritz but unable to overcome the Bearcats' balanced attack and late run.
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