FGCU tops Fairleigh Dickinson to reach NCAA First Four victory
Florida Gulf Coast eclipsed Fairleigh Dickinson 96 65 in Dayton to advance in the NCAA First Four. Marc Eddy Novella led FGCU with 20 points as they dominated inside and controlled the boards establishing a 40 19 halftime lead. Wichita State beat Vanderbilt 70 50 in the other First Four game.
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Valparaiso NIT opener boosts No. 1 seed Valeparaiso
Valparaiso Crusaders defeated Texas Southern 84-73 in an opening-round NIT game led by Alec Peters with 28 points. Keith Carter added 17 and Darren Walker 14 as VU secured their first NIT win in three appearances. Vashil Fernandez matched a career high with eight blocks.
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Akron Falls In OT As Buckeyes Dominate From Line
Ohio State made 21 of 23 free throws while Akron went 8 of 20. Isaiah Johnson had 16 points and 12 rebounds but only 6 of 16 from the line. The Zips shot 9 of 42 from three after heavy volume, and 10 ties and 23 lead changes marked the game at Value City Arena. Coach Keith Dambrot cited the eight games in six days as a factor in the loss.
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Ohio State Tops Akron In OT To Win NIT Bid
Akron finishes 26-9 after a 72-63 overtime loss to Ohio State as both teams trade leads and the Buckeyes pull away late. Key by Lyle 18 and Loving 18 for OSU, while Akron’s Johnson 16 and McAdams 12 lead the Zips. Season ends with announcement that Egburn will undergo season-ending thumb surgery.
Butler Bulldogs rally after tragedy to reach NCAA Midwest regional
Butler endured a brutal season marked by Brandon Miller’s medical leave, the deaths of Sam Smith and Emerson Kampen III, and emotional locker room moments. The team steadied under The Butler Way, won seven of nine, and earned a Midwest Regional date with Texas Tech after a Big East tournament exit.
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Cavaliers fall to Jazz in late trip finale without Hayward
In Salt Lake City the Cavaliers lose 94-85 as LeBron James leads with 23 points and 12 rebounds. Utah Ingles and Hood pace the Jazz with 19 and 28 points respectively, while Lyles and Frye are ejected after a fourth quarter confrontation.
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Spurs extend home win streak past Clippers in nB A clash
Kawhi Leonard scored 20 as the San Antonio Spurs defeated a short-handed Los Angeles Clippers 108-87 to tie the second-longest season-opening home win streak in NBA history at 33. LaMarcus Aldridge led with 17 points while Patty Mills and Manu Ginobili added 15 and 13 as San Antonio (57-10) kept piling up wins.
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