Davis steers Indiana as coach steps back from heat
Indiana's Mike Davis, amid his announced midseason resignation, reclaims focus and steadiness. The Hoosiers respond with a five game win streak, rallying from halftime deficits, winning conference road games, and reaching NCAA Tournament contention. Players praise his renewed care and leadership as the team concentrates on basketball and wins.
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Madness and March: a hazy alphabet of the NCAA field
John Clay surveys the NCAA tournament landscape, naming teams and figures from Izzo to Calhoun, KenPom predictions, and Bracket chatter. He riffs through seedings, coaches, and rivalries, highlighting Duke, UConn, UCLA, and others as the field narrows to a winner.
March Madness and the Las Vegas Gambling Wave
The piece examines NCAA tournament betting across America, noting big office pools and Las Vegas wagering that touches billions. It quotes Simon Noble of PinnacleSports and mentions Myles Brand, Rick Neuheisel, AriZona State, and bookmakers who seek a fair game while acknowledging the NCAA’s stance on gambling.
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Play-In Game and Regional March Madness Schedule Fragment
The text outlines a chaotic, OCR damaged schedule for early round NCAA tournaments across multiple regions including Washington regional first round games at various sites. It mentions teams like Washington, Kentucky, Michigan State, George Mason, and Alabama among many others with incomplete scores and dates, referencing arena names and broadcast times in a newspaper-like roundup.
Gonzaga aims to end NCAA early exit trend against Xavier
Gonzaga, a regular NCAA participant, seeks to avoid its second round upset fate as No. 3 seed faces No. 14 Xavier in Oakland. Coach Mark Few notes recent close losses and pressure on players and fans, while Xavier relies on injured guard Orian Thornton and reserve Justin Doellman to pace the Musketeers as they chase a fifth A-10 title in five years.
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OSU Player Dials Aims Back Despite Early Fouls
Dials picked up his second foul early in Sunday's loss to Towa but Matta praised his year long improvement handling foul trouble. OSU may be short-handed yet Dials vows aggression, accepting some calls were his fault and vowing to stop repeating errors with solid support from teammates.
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Five seniors poised to graduate amid Buckeyes run
Fifth year seniors Diels and Jui Sullinger are among those scheduled to graduate Sunday as Ohio State eyes a second round game at 2 20 p m after a Big Ten Tournament run. Mattas plans post game dinner at Dominic's near UC Arena.
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