Summitt Becomes Winningest Coach With 880th Victory
Knox ville Tennessee Pat Summitt achieves 880 NCAA win, surpassing Dean Smith as Tennessee dominates Purdue 75 to 64 in the NCAA Tournament second round. Summitt’s court named The Summitt, as Tennessee advances to the Sweet 16 facing Texas Tech.
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Ohio State advances to Sweet 16 in NCAA women’s tournament
OSU defeated Maryland 75-65 in College Park to reach the round of 16 for the first time since 1993. Brandie Hoskins led with 22 points as Jessica Davenport added 15 and Caity Matter 16. Langhorne posted 22 points and 16 rebounds for Maryland, which saw multiple second-half droughts.
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Regional second round college basketball results update
In Philadelphia and College Park matches extending the NCAA tourney draw regional results show Purdue defeating Tennessee and Maryland beating Ohio State 75 68 at Comcast Center while Arizona tops Utah at opposite venues. Other games list teams from Tennessee Conn and Washington State in the second round with various scores and venues.
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Liberty Upsets DePaul To Reach Sweet 16 In NCAA Women’s Tourney
No. 13 seed Liberty shocks fifth-seeded DePaul 74 to 66 as Katie Feenstra and teammates power the Flames past the Demons in the second round. Feenstra finishes with 29 points and 13 rebounds while Duke, LSU, North Carolina and Stanford also advance to regional play.
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Georgetown advances to NIT quarterfinals on home court
Freshman Jeff Green led Georgetown with 14 points and six blocks as the Hoyas beat Cal State Fullerton 74 57 to reach the NIT quarterfinals. Georgetown used its home court at Mec hough Gymnasium to overcome shortages and improve to 14 12 while advancing to face UNLV or South Carolina.
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