CONTROVERSY INVOLVES FIVE-SECOND COUNT

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	CONTROVERSY INVOLVES FIVE-SECOND COUNT 'Zona knocks out Texas on Williams' late three-point play


	Arizona's Derrick Williams, left, and Jamelle Horne go for a rebound against Texas during the second half of a West Regional third-round game of the NCAA Tournament on Sunday in Tulsa. View Larger View » < >

TULSA, Okla. (AP) — Arizona didn't forget how to advance in its one-year absence from the NCAA tournament. Derrick Williams' three-point play with 9.6 seconds remaining lifted the Wildcats to a 70-69 win over Texas in the third round of the NCAA tournament Sunday night. The Wildcats (29-7) led by as many as 13 points in the first half and were up for most of the game before J'Covan Brown's jumper put the Longhorns ...

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