Virginia Santa Barbara see regional NCAA men’s bracket outcomes
Readers see scattered results and pairings from the NCAA tournament regionals. The text lists matchups involving Virginia, Santa Barbara, Florida State, North Carolina, Kansas State, Oklahoma State, and others, with venues and projected dates across the Norfolk Harbor Yard and Comcast Center schedule.
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Virginia
UC Santa Barbara
Florida
Florida State
Ted Constant
North
Carolna
Bucket
Lowe
Harbor Yard
Kansas State
Loutevue
Mami Ohi
Stanford routs Cleveland State in NCAA tournament opener
Stanford's Jayne Appel scores 29 of her career-high 33 in the first half as the second seed rolls past Cleveland State 85 47. Candice Wiggins adds 13 points while Stanford dominates rebounding and cruisers to Spokane Regional host. Cleveland State ends at 19 14 with nine healthy players.
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Stanford
Calif
Jayne Appel
Maples Pavilion
Appel
Cleveland State
Cardinal
Candice Wiggins
Spokane
Kailey Klein
Robyn Hoying
Texas A&m
Texas-San Antonio
Baton Rouge
Morenike Atunase
Texas Asm
Aggies
Dochase
Antonio
Monica Gibbs
Mountaineers survive Pit crowd and Lobos in first round
No. 5 West Virginia edged New Mexico 61 60 at The Pit as Brandi Kimble bank shot misfired and Dionne Marsh missed a late putback. Ashley Powell fouled, New Mexico led 55 52 with 2:35 left before WVU tied it.
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Janning Jasper Whonas
Mountaineers
Lobos
N.M
New Mexico
Brandi Kimble
Dionne Marsh
Ashley Powell
Powell
Kimble
Amy Beggin
Cole
Rutgers Cruises Past Robert Morris In NCAA Opener
Rutgers 85 Robert Morris 42 as Kia Vaughn leads four in double figures for the 25 6 Scarlet Knights who rout 15th seeded RMU. Iowa State later edged Georgia Tech 58 55 to reach the second round. Cal beat San Diego 77 60 to advance amid injury news and Pac 10 title run.
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Rutgers
Kia Vaughn
Robert Morris
Mories
Iowa
Scarlet Knights
Iowa State
Cyclones
Georgia Tech
Des Moines
Logan
Alabama State
Lisa McMullen
Rama N'diaye
Cardinal
Walker
Alison Lacey
Seater Nena
le Tenes Ces
Jill Ingram
Jacqua Williams
Cowboys edge ETSU 85 73 in NCAA opener for OSU
Oklahoma State Cowboys down East Tennessee State 85 73 in Des Moines to advance to the NCAA second round behind Riley 26 points and five assists. Cordero 23 and Hardeman 13 pace OSU while ETSU led early before the Cowboys pulled away.
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Oklahoma State
Andrea Riley
Riley
East Tennessee State
Des Moines
Iowa
New Orleans
Cowgirls
Ohio State
Florida State
Lady Bucs
Maria Cordero
Taylor Hardeman
Shaunte Smith
Michele DeVault
Latisha Belcher
Starre Evans
TaRonda Wiles
Atlantic Sun
Kristin Hernandez
Hardeman
Cordero
Danielle Green
Smith
Wiles
ETSU
DeVault
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