Stanford Upsets Kansas in South Regional Thriller
Stanford, the No. 10 seed, stunned No. 2 Kansas 60-57 in St. Louis advancing to the Sweet 16. Dwight Powell led with 15 points while Chasson Randle added 13 as Kansas struggles without Embiid. UCLA also reached the regional semifinals after a 19-point performance by Jordan Adams.
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Stanford
St. Louis
Andrew Wiggins
Wayne Selden Jr
Chasson Randle
Randle
Cardinal
Jayhawks
Wiggins
Dwight Powell
Memphis
Tenn
Flyers
Syracuse
Jordan Adams
UCLA
Stephen F. Austin
San Diego
Bruins
Florida
Steve Alford
Alford
Ben Howland
Minnesota
Howland
Lumberjacks
Nandir Thorpe
Arizona Dominates Gonzaga to Reach Sweet 16 in San Diego
Arizona overwhelms Gonzaga 84 61 in San Diego led by Aaron Gordon Rondae Hollis-Jefferson and Nick Johnson as the Wildcats seize control with 31 points off 21 Zags turnovers. Baylor tops Creighton 85 55 as McDermott limited by tough defense.
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Arizona
Bulldogs
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Wildcats
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Creighton
San Diego State
Anaheim
Aaron Gordon
Rondae Hollis-Jefferson
Nick Johnson
Przemek Karnowski
Kevin Pangos
Cavaliers roll past Memphis to reach Elite Eight
Virginia, the No. 1 seed, shot 56 percent and held Memphis to 60 as Joe Harris scored 16 and Anthony Gill 13. The Cavaliers led by 15 at halftime, stretched to 27, advancing to the East Regional semifinals at Madison Square Garden to face Michigan State.
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Joe Harris
Virginia
Memphis
Anthony Gill
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Tigers
Coastal Carolina
Ralph Sampson
New York
Michigan State
Madison Square Garden
Tennessee ousts Mercer to reach Midwest Regional round of 16
Jarnell Stokes had 17 points and a career-high 18 rebounds as Tennessee routed Mercer 83-63 in Raleigh. Josh Richardson scored 26 and Antonio Barton 18 to lift the 11th-seeded Volunteers (24-12) over the Bears (27-9), who upset Duke earlier. Tennessee advances to face Michigan in Indianapolis.
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Brady Heslip
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Regional NCAA tournament results and pairings listed
A condensed schedule lists third round games across venues in Buffalo Spokane Raleigh and more with teams like UConn Villanova Iowa State Michigan State Virginia Memphis Florida UCLA and others. Regional semifinals and finals follow at Madison Square Garden Amway Center Scottrade Center FedExForum and more with matchups including UConn Iowa State Michigan State Virginia Louisville Kentucky and Wisconsin Baylor Arizona San Diego State and more.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Uconn
Villanova
Spokane Arena
Spokane
Washigan State
Harvard
PNC Arena
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Virginia
Memphis
At&t Center
San Antonio
Syracuse
Amway
Midwest
Amway Center
Orlando
Fla
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Saint Louis
Harris Bradley
Milwaukee
Michigan
Texas
Cyclones edge Tar Heels without Niang in Big 12 tilt
Iowa State rallied after Georges Niang's injury to beat North Carolina 68-63. Kane led with 24 points and 10 rebounds as Marcus Paige scored 19 for UNC and Brice Johnson left early with an ankle sprain. Elam added 19 for ISU while Ro Morris chipped in 13 as UNC failed to press tempo.
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Britt
North Carolina
Kane
Cyclones
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North Carolina Central
Marcus Paige
Kennedy Meeks
Brice Johnson
Tar Heels
Melvin Elam
Monte Morris
Paige
Iowa State
Niang
Hoiberg
Go Small
Daniel Edozie
Edozie
Johnson
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Dustin Hogue
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Josh Huestis
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Ayton
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Lucas Oil Stadium
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Oregon
Wash
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At&t
San Antonio Baylor
Viejas Arena
Honda Center
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