Xavier tops Georgetown to reach Sweet 16 in dramatic upset
Xavier and Georgetown traded blows in the NCAA Midwest Regional second round at the Hoosier Dome. The Musketeers held every player on the floor as a threat, erasing a 16 point halftime lead to beat the Hoyas 74 to 71 and advance to face Texas in Dallas. Tyrone Hill and Derek Strong combined for 32 points and 20 rebounds while Aaron Williams delivered the clinching basket in the final minutes.
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NCAA Regional and Final Four Schedule Summary
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Box Scores From Atlanta and Nearby Games
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Syracuse, Minnesota win in tight NCAA matchups
Syracuse beats Virginia 63 61 as Der rick Coleman posts 19 points 10 rebounds and 8 assists and blocks a late shot. Will Burton erupts for 36 points 12 assists guiding Minnesota to an 81 78 win over Northern Iowa with key late plays. Burton says he would do anything to win as both teams advance toward New Orleans.
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Alabama Surges Past Arizona To Reach Regional Semifinals
Alabama used a stifling press and strong present rebounding to topple Arizona 58 42 and advance to the regional semifinals. Rumeal Robinson and Terry Mills led Michigan with 23 points each as Loyola and Alabama pressured their opponents with aggressive defense and perimeter shooting.
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Texas Triumphs Over Ohio State In NCAA Midwest Regional
Villanova standout Vicki Hall tallies 26 points including a 12 point stretch as Texas defeats Ohio State 95-66 in Austin. Cinietra Henderson adds 24 for the Lady Longhorns while Mindy Smith leads OSU with 14 as Monica Taylor scores 12 on 9 shots.
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UCLA Advances to Sweet 16 Behind Murray Clutch Free Throws
Freshman Tracy Murray delivered two free throws with nine seconds left as UCLA edged Kansas 71-70 to reach the NCAA Sweet 16. Harrick’s Bruins, who beat Alabama-Birmingham 68-56 in the first round, face Duke in East Rutherford.
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Weekend NCAA Tournament Pairings and Games Listed
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Loyola Marymount Michigan NCAA records set in game
The article lists Loyola Marymount players and teams setting NCAA records in a game against Michigan. It notes records for most 2-pointers, most free throws, and field goal attempts across various matchups and historical eras with old marks from Providence, Alabama, North Carolina, and others.
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