St John's Falls as Upset Looms in March Madness
Zuby Ejiofor scored 23 points with 12 rebounds to lift Big East champion St. John's to a 31 5 record while AJ Luis Jr. managed nine on 3 of 17. Pitino lamented the upset as Rick noted March Madness rewards effort, as Providence hosted a sixth school in the tournament.
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Arkansas Stuns St John’s As Razorbacks Advance
Arkansas built a 13-point first-half lead and clung to an eight-point edge with eight minutes left. St John’s answered with cold shooting, missing six straight threes and one of its final nine attempts as Arkansas sealed a 75 66 victory at midwest regional action.
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Michigan Sting Texas A&M In Late Rally For Close Win
Michigan erased an 8 point deficit as Zhuric Phelps hit two free throws to cut the margin to 82-79 with 1 29 left. Goldin, formerly of FAU, helped spark a Wolverines turnaround under Dusty May after Juwan Howard's dismissal, guiding a rise from 8 24 to a Big Ten title run and March Madness. Michigan out rebounded Texas A&M 16 15 on the offensive glass aiding the comeback.
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USC rolls past UNC Greensboro in NCAA first round
JuJu Watkins scored 22 points as top-seeded USC beat 16th-seeded UNC Greensboro 71-25 in Los Angeles to reach the second round, with Watkins briefly injuring her left hand and left leg during the game.
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Ohio State hosts Tennessee in NCAA first meeting at Columbus
Ohio State eyes an 18th ranking at 78.6 while press-heavy play clashes with Tennessee pace. OSU swept Tennessee in home and away series, trails 10-3 all-time, and hosts the Lady Vols for the first NCAA matchup. Jaleni Cambridge, co-Big Ten freshman of the year, hails from Nashville after Montverde Academy tease.
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Ohio State Faces Tennessee In NCAA Tournament Second Round
No. 15 Ohio State welcomes No. 20 Tennessee in a second round showdown. Ohio State is 14-6 in Big Ten play with a 12-0 non conference mark, while Tennessee sits at 9-9 in the SEC. The Buckeyes boast strong home attendance and a 16-0 home record, as both teams seek a Sweet 16 berth.
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