Morehead State Pulls Off Historic NCAA Upset of Louisville
Demonte Harper hit a late three with 4.2 seconds left to lift 13th seed Morehead State past No. 4 Louisville 62 61 at the Pepsi Center. Coach Donnie Tyndall celebrated as Kenneth Faried rejected a late bid by Louisville. Richmond upset Vanderbilt later, sealing a day of shocks.
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Temple Stuns Penn State In NCAA Tournament Thriller
Juan Fernandez hit an off balance 18 footer with under a second left to lift Temple over Penn State 66 64 in Tucson. Fernandez and Ramone Moore led Temple with 23 points each as Penn State’s Tylor Battle scored 23 in a tight loss.
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Butler Advances On Buzzer Beating Old Dominion
Matt Howard scored a last second tip-in as eighth seeded Butler edged Old Dominion 60-58 in Washington to advance. Shelvin Mack added 15 points for Butler (24-9) while Frank Hassell had 20 for Old Dominion (27-7).
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Knight lifts Wildcats past Princeton in NCAA opener
Freshman Brandon Knight scored a clutch driving layup with two seconds left to give Kentucky a 59-57 victory over Princeton as Terrence Jones and Darius Miller led the Wildcats while Princeton coach Sydney Johnson cried after a tough loss in the East regional. West Virginia then beat Clemson 84-76 behind Darryl Bryant and Kevin Jones.
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