Madison Scott hit a pair of free throws with 23 seconds left that gave Mississippi the lead for good, Angel Baker scored 13 points, and the Rebels delivered on their declaration to get defensive, stunning top-seeded Stanford 54-49 on Sunday night to reach the NCAA Tournament’s Sweet 16 for t…
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GREENSBORO, N.C. — Markquis Nowell scored 23 of his 27 points after halftime, and Kansas State overcame a horrid start from outside by hitting a couple of clutch 3-pointers while topping Kentucky 75-69 in Sunday’s second round of the NCAA Tournament.
No. 9 Florida Atlantic ends No. 16 Fairleigh Dickinson's run
No. 5 Miami returns to Sweet 16 by beating No. 4 Indiana
No. 6 Creighton reaches Sweet 16 by knocking off No. 3 Baylor
Zia Cooke scored 21 points and Aliyah Boston had her 81st career double double as top-seeded South Carolina recovered from a slow start to power past eighth-seeded South Florida and move into the Sweet 16 with a 76-45 victory Sunday. Plus more second round NCAA Tournament game action from Sunday.
STANFORD, Calif. (AP) — Madison Scott hit a pair of free throws with 23 seconds left that gave Mississippi the lead for good, Angel Baker scored 13 points, and the Rebels delivered on their declaration to get defensive, stunning top-seeded Stanford 54-49 on Sunday night to reach the NCAA Tournament’s Sweet 16 for the first time in 16 years.
Kirsten Simms scored a goal and Cami Kronish had 31 saves to help Wisconsin beat top-seeded and defending NCAA champion Ohio State 1-0, earning the Badgers their record seventh national title. Simms hid behind Ohio State’s Lauren Bernard in front of the net a flicked a wrister into the net to give Wisconsin a 1-0 lead at 13:28 of the first period. Wisconsin has won three of the last four national championships. Kronish, who had 37 saves in the Badgers’ 3-2 overtime win over No. 2 seed Minnesota in the semifinals, was named the Frozen Four’s most outstanding player. Ohio State, which went into the game having scored multiple goals in every game but one this season, was shut out for the first time in 57 games.
Adama Sanogo leads No. 4 UConn past No. 5 Saint Mary's
Tyson Walker powers No. 7 Michigan St. past No. 2 Marquette
Markquis Nowell sends No. 3 K-State past Kentucky, into Sweet 16
GREENSBORO – Ish Massoud called it his “Randolph Childress moment” and who could argue.
No. 3 Xavier beats No. 11 Pitt to advance to Sweet 16
Former Wake Forest player comes up big as Kansas State heads to Sweet 16
Top teams are already heading home — two No. 1 seeds, Kansas and Purdue, No. 2 seed Arizona and No. 4 seed Virginia are all gone.
Here are the complete results from Saturday's action, plus an updated bracket, today's schedule and a photo gallery from yesterday's games.
NCAA Tournament roundup: No. 8 Arkansas ousts No. 1 Kansas
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Women’s NCAA roundup: Maddy Siegrist, No. 4 Villanova roll
No. 1 Houston rallies past No. 9 Auburn, reaches Sweet 16
Dylan Disu drops 28, No. 2 seed Texas punts Penn State
No. 1 Alabama falls behind early, still routs No. 8 Maryland
Kansas’ national title defense ended in the second round of NCAA Tournament when Arkansas’ Ricky Council IV made five free throws in the closing seconds and the eighth-seeded Razorbacks beat the No. 1 seed Jayhawks 72-71. Davonte Davis scored 25 points and Council added 21 as Arkansas rallied from a 12-point second-half deficit. Plus more March Madness action from Saturday.
No. 2 UCLA tops No. 7 Northwestern, makes third straight Sweet 16
Penn State’s Aaron Brooks and Carter Starocci each won their third consecutive individual titles to help the Nittany Lions to back-to-back team crowns, and Cornell’s Yianni Diakomihalis won his fourth title at the NCAA wrestling championships. Brooks beat Northern Iowa’s Parker Keckeisen 7-2 in the 184-pound finals and Starocci pinned Mikey Labriola of Nebraska in the first round at 174. Diakomihalis beat Ohio State’s Sammy Sasso 4-2 to win the 149-pound crown.
Davonte Davis, No. 8 Arkansas oust top-seeded Kansas
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