Syracuse coach Boeheim says 2018 is right time to retire
Syracuse University amid NCAA sanctions, Jim Boeheim says 2018 is the right time to retire with a possible final season next year. He plans to coach three more seasons if effective while appealing penalties and says he told recruits he will be back next year.
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A.J. Hunter fuels rally to lift Georgia State past Baylor
Georgia State junior A.J. Hunter drilled a last second 3 pointer to overcome a 12 point deficit, sending 14th seed Panthers past 3rd seed Baylor 57 56 in the West Regional in Jacksonville Florida. Coach Ron Hunter cheered from a rolling chair after torn Achilles tendon surgery.
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Rebuilding season? No more excuses for Bison era
The narrative centers on North Dakota State University during a rebuilding year as coach David Richman leads the 15th seed Bison against Gonzaga in the NCAA South region amid facilities renovations in Fargo. It notes the team’s 20 win seasons, shifted practice spaces including a warehouse, and Richman’s upbeat outlook.
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Tournament schedule and matchups unfold across the region
First four games in Dayton and Pittsburgh set the stage for the east and west regions. Key results include Hampton over Manhattan and Mississippi over BYU, with Dayton and Boise State advancing. Regional pairings pit Villanova against Lafayette and N C State against LSU.
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Regional and Midwest NCAA Tournament Scores and Pairings
Regional round results from Louisville and Portland list UAB edging Iowa State 60 59 UCLA beating SMU 60 59 and Georgetown 84 74. Duke, San Diego State, Gonzaga and others advance toward Final Four with staggered matchups at Houston and Indianapolis venues.
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