NCAA Tournament Schedule and results by region
East Region second round games led by North Carolina over Providence 85 66 and Indiana over Kentucky 73 67. Regional semifinals feature Wisconsin Notre Dame and North Carolina Indiana with tips at 7 27 p.m. and 9 57 p.m. respectively. South Midwest regions listed with results and upcoming matchups.
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PNC Arena
Raleigh
N.C
North Carolina
Providence
Wells Fargo Arena
Des Moines
Iowa
Indiana
Kentucky
Barclays Center
Brooklyn
N.Y
Phe Dame
Stephen F. Austin
Scottrade Center
St. Louis
Wisconsin
Xavier
Wells Fargo Center
Philadelphia
Notre Dame
Chamré
R.I
Miami
Wichita State
Kansas
Uconn
Villanova
Spokane Veterans Memorial Arena
Spokane
Wash
Maryland
Hawaii
KFC Yum
Louisville
Boeheim Keeps Focus Amid Syracuse Turmoil and Sweet 16
Syracuse coach Jim Boeheim, 71, defends his approach after a tumultuous season that included a nine-game suspension and a late NCAA bid. He remains loyal and stubborn, praising Few, detailing his players like Gbinije, and stressing accountability as Syracuse advances to the Sweet 16.
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Chicago
Jim Boeheim
Syracuse
Orange
Gonzaga
Boeheim
ACC
Michael Gleinije
Trevor Cooney
Mark Few
Gbinije
The
Dayton
Middle Tennessee
Big East
Rony Seikaly
Sherman Douglas
Pearl Washington
Derrick Coleman
Duke
Mike Krzyzewski
Oklahoma Texas A&M thriller ends tied at 63 all
Davis leads Texas A&M with 17 points. Oklahoma, paced by Hield and Woodard, combine for 63 as both teams struggle from deep in a tight finish. Miami, Maryland, Kansas, Duke, and Oregon also feature in the day’s round of NCAA tournament action.
Oklahoma Rolls Over Texas A M in NCAA West Regional
Oklahoma Soonders surge to Elite Eight with 77 63 win over Texas A M led by Jordan Woodard 22 points and Buddy Hield 17 points 10 rebounds five scorers in double figures as Oregon awaits in Anaheim while Kansas and Duke falter in other regional play confirming late season form and title ambitions.
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Dunkin’ Donuts
Providence
R.I
Duke
Yale
Chesapeake Energy Arena
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
VCU
Texas A&m
Northern Iowa
Spokane Veterans Memorial Arena
Spokane
Wash
Oregon
Saint Joseph’s
Honda Center
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Calif
Tba
Davis
A. Collins
Jones
Caruso
House
Eubanks
Hogg
Gilder
Trocha
Spangler
Lattin
Woodard
Cousins
Hield
Walker
James
McNeace
Buford
Trocha- Morelos
Oklahoma Sooners
Buddy Hield
Sooners
Jordan Woodard
Dillon Brooks
Elgin Cook
Ducks
Villanova Dominates Miami Advances to Regional Final
Villanova shot 62.7 percent and earned a regional final berth by routing Miami 73 53 in a high scoring Sweet 16 game. Ochefu led with 17 points and Hart added 14 as the top ranked Wildcats showcased efficient offense and a stellar first half. Miami, led by Sheldon McClellan with 26, ends its NCAA tournament run at this stage.
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Reed
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Rodriguez
Newton
Lawrence Jr
Palmer
Izundu
Robinson
Stowell
Rafferty
Villanova
Jenkins
Arcidiacono
Brunson
Booth
Jekiri
A—Na
Kansas
Ochefu
Josh Hart
Larranaga
Sheldon McClellan
Angel Rodriguez
Buffalo
Wichita State
Wildcats
Wright
Stephen Curry
Ohio State Faces Tennessee in NCAA Tournament Clash
Ohio State guard Kelsey Mitchell aims to extend her scoring tear as Tennessee plans to guard her by committee. The Buckeyes emphasize pace and defense while Arizona State's late-round strategy offers clues for facing Tennessee. Ohio State eyes a deep run with a healthy lineup as Tennessee brings a size edge and a strong bench.
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West Virginia
Holly Warlick
Kelsey Mitchell
Andraya Carter
Buckeyes
Ohio State
Tennessee
Arizona State
Warlick
Jaime Nared
Diamond DeShields
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