Archive By Section - NCAA Tournament
MOVING ON UP
PHOENIX - Hated to do that to ya, kid.
Calipari, Kentucky square off with Baylor
ATLANTA - John Calipari is having a ball coaching Kentucky.
BUCKEYES SURPRISE
BOSTON - Ohio State coach Thad Matta sized up his team in the middle of the season and had it figured for an early loss when the NCAA tournament came around.
Marshall sticks with WSU
WICHITA - Wichita State's Gregg Marshall says he will remain as coach of the Shockers after leading them to the Missouri Valley Conference's regular-season title.
Jayhawks face Tar Heels for Final Four spot
ST. LOUIS - North Carolina's path to another Final Four runs right through Roy Williams' old neighborhood.
Smart, Martin are guest TV analysts
NEW YORK (AP) - VCU coach Shaka Smart and Kansas State's Frank Martin are serving as guest analysts for NCAA tournament coverage this week.
Top-seeded Kentucky knocks off Indiana 102-90
ATLANTA - Anthony Davis had a rather quiet night. No worries. He's got plenty of help at Kentucky.
Tar Heels survive against Ohio in OT
ST. LOUIS - The last of the little guys gave North Carolina a massive scare.
Acy lifts Baylor to second regional final in three years
ATLANTA - Quincy Acy picked up the slack for his roommate to help push Baylor to another regional final.
Robinson leads KU past Wolfpack
ST. LOUIS - All the upstarts are headed home. It comes down to North Carolina and Kansas, the bluest of the bluebloods, for a spot in the Final Four.
SYRACUSE SURVIVES
BOSTON - Syracuse will be playing for a spot in the Final Four because of numbers.
Beal-led Gators knock out Marquette
PHOENIX (AP) - Almost every time he touches the ball, Bradley Beal does something special. His latest bit of basketball wizardry pushed Florida a win away from the Final Four and set up Billy Donovan with a perfectly scripted matchup against his old coach and boss, Rick Pitino.
Ohio State clips Cincinnati
BOSTON - Ohio State won the Battle of the Buckeye State and advanced to the NCAA regional finals for the first time since 2007.
Louisville knocks off No. 1-seeded Michigan State
PHOENIX - Gorgui Dieng swatted away the West Region's top seed to send Rick Pitino into another regional final.
Jayhawks wary of No. 11 seed
ST. LOUIS - Tyshawn Taylor and the rest of the Kansas Jayhawks know better than to focus on seeds this time of year. Especially when it comes to those nasty No. 11s.
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