Wisconsin Stages 69 52 Victory Over Baylor In NCAA Elite Eight
Wisconsin dominated Baylor 69 52 to advance to the West Regional final behind Kaminsky 19 points and six blocks. Ben Brust added 14 as the Badgers beat Baylor’s zone and controlled rebounding.
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NCAA women's tournament sees attendance dip in opening rounds
The first two rounds averaged about 4 100 fans per site a drop of seven hundred from last year as three sites Los Angeles Seattle and Toledo lacked host schools Attendance was strongest for Tennessee with over 7 000 in round one and nearly 6 000 in round two while Nebraska and Notre Dame hosted regional games and sold thousands of tickets ahead of the Final Four.
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Flyers roll past Stanford as bench dominates
Dayton built a double digit lead in the first half and stayed ahead despite Stanford’s comeback. The Flyers held a 34-2 edge on the bench and shot 48.3 percent while Devin Oliver scored 12 and Matt Kavanaugh 10 as Dayton moved to 42-29 at halftime and Dawkins argued a technical foul was justified.
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Dayton Edges Stanford 82 72 in NCAA Clash
Dayton defeats Stanford 82 to 72 behind Sibert 18 and Nastic turnover pressure. Powell leads Stanford with 17 points, Brown adds 13, while Brown, Randle and Huestis pace the Cardinal with double figures. Dayton shoots 58% and wins rebounding 35 to 35 at site.
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Sixers Extend Worst-Record Skid Before Home Test
The Philadelphia 76ers tied the NBA mark with their 26th straight loss as James Harden fueled a 120-98 Houston win with a triple-double. Sixers star James Anderson led with 30 points, while LaMarcus Aldridge returned for Portland in a separate win over Atlanta.
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NBA Weekday Standings and Results Roundup
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Cavs veteran recalls rough losing stretch and injuries
Before hosting Toronto,Varejao reflected on Cleveland’s two month winless run tied to injuries. He noted the team never gave up, recalled moments from the calamitous season, and cautioned underrated outcomes for the rival Sixers tanking fears.
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