Purdue topples Indiana to claim Big Ten title share
Purdue center Craig Riley sparked a 61-59 upset of fourth ranked Indiana, tapping a key rebound to Matt Waddell who sealed the win with late free throws. Indiana's setback drops them to a second seed in the West for the NCAA tournament as Ohio State clinches the conference title.
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Regional NCAA Tournament Matches Update
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Purdue Beats Indiana to Secure NIT Bid in Wild Finish
Purdue stunned fourth-ranked Indiana 61-59 to deny a share of the Big Ten title and earn an NIT berth. The Boilermakers will host Butler in the first round as other NIT matchups unfold, with Notre Dame and Villanova also receiving bids.
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Wmerg Leads Pack With 23-7 Record Amid Ended Seasons
Wmerg owns a 23-7 record while several teams have concluded play including Liberty 22-7 in the Big South Bucknell 21-9 in the Patriot Texas-San Antonio 21-8 in the Southland Missouri-Kansas City 20-8 independent Southern Utah 20-8 independent Wisconsin-Milwaukee 20-8 Hofstra 20-9 in the East Coast Monmouth 20-9 in the Northeast Radford 20-9 in the Big South Gonzaga 20-10 in the West Coast and Rice 20-11 in the Southwest.
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Big Eight tops with six NCAA bids and bracket moves
The Big Eight leads with six teams in the NCAA tournament, ahead of the Big East Big Ten and ACC with five each. Seedings stir surprise as Iowa State 20 12 earns an at large bid while regional pairings target balanced geography and tough paths to Minneapolis. Duke Ohio State and seven Top 25 squads highlight a crowded March Madness field.
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1982 NCAA Tournament Seed List Fragment
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Fragmented OCR list of college basketball conferences 1992 tournament
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