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05/15/12
Eight is Great
The NCAA Lacrosse Tournament is down to 8 teams going into this weekend's play. We have already seen upsets with Massachusetts and North Carolina losing last weekend, what are we instore for this weekend?
TheSmokingPen.Com will be all over it with scores, insight and commentary. Follow us at twitter @TheSP2 with running commentary during the games.
Here is what the weekend schedule looks like:
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Tournament Scoreboard
Saturday, May 19, 2012
Maryland 11 2)Johns Hopkins 5 Final (Annapolis, Maryland)
Drew Snider with a hat trick and Maryland dominates ground balls in route to victory.
Denver 9 1)Loyola(Md) 10 Final (Annapolis, Maryland)
The Greyhounds fought off a late Denver rally to seal the victory.
Sunday, May 20, 2012
5)Virginia vs. 4)Notre Dame (12 noon, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania)
Colgate vs. 3)Duke (2:30pm, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania)
Games in Action Highlighted in Red
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Video
05/13/12
The Other Sweet 16
The Sweet 16 started this weekend and no I am not speaking of the NCAA Basketball Tournament. It is the NCAA Men's Lacrosse Tournament, another sport that gets the concept of a tournament to decide it's Champion.
If you haven't paid attention, the Lacrosse Tournament is as exciting as they come, with great match ups right out of the gate. Just take a look at Saturday's action for proof. The Colgate-UMass and Denver-North Carolina games were tremendous. We will be following the tournament until a Champion is crowned. The games started on Saturday and go through Memorial Day Weekend.
Stop by for updates, scores and insight from our guest, Dan Johnson. A former Collegiate Player, Johnson offers angles from a players viewpoint and Lacrosse enthuisiast.
Tournament Scoreboard
Sunday, May 13, 2012
Princeton 5 5)Virginia 6 Final (Charlottesville, Virginia)
Chris Bocklet and Colin Briggs with 2 goals each for Virginia. 3 shot attempts by Princeton in the final 40 seconds in an attempt to equalize. One goes wide, two blocked. Cavs hold on for win.
Stony Brook 9 2)Johns Hopkins 19 Final (Baltimore, Maryland)
Brandon Benn with 5 goals for Hopkins in route to lopsided victory.
Yale 7 4)Notre Dame 13 Final (South Bend, Indiana)
Jim Marlatt with the hat trick, served up 2 assists as well as the Irish win going away.
Maryland 10 7)Lehigh 9 Final (Bethlehem, Pennsylvania)
Maryland scores the game winner with less than 10 seconds left to move on.
*Highlighted in Red - In Action
Saturday, May 12, 2012
Syracuse 9 3)Duke 12 Final (Durham, N.C.)
Justin Turri - 3 Goals, 2 Assists
"Tough day for Syracuse as Duke rolls! This game wasn't as close as the final 12-9 score, aside from a second half that showed some Syracuse flash, the Blue Devils dominated the Orange. The bottom line; you can't score without possession, and you can't get possession without winning face offs and scooping ground balls. Syracuse turn overs were also key in Duke's first round win."
Colgate 13 6)Massachusetts 11 Final(Amherst, Massachusetts)
Colgate upsets #6 UMass behind a balanced attack. Matt Baker, Peter Baum, Brendan McCann, Ryan Walsh and Chris Zielinski all with 2 goals each.
"UMass shocked by Colgate! The Raiders finish on an 8-2 run outpacing UMass in the high scoring thriller. Offense was certainly the flavor of the day as the Raiders were able to overcome deficits as great as five goals. The strength of schedule was in question for UMass and Colgate was able to deliver the upset by determination and confidence in their game plan."
Canisius 5 1)Loyola, Md 17 Final(Baltimore, Maryland)
Mike Sawyer with 5 goals for the Greyhounds. Eric Lusby chipped in with 3 goals, 2 assists.
"No surprises as Loyola runs Canisius out of the tournament. A 13-2 second half run showcased the overall #1 seed's offense. Mike Sawyer, a Tewaaraton finalist, puts five in the cooker all in that second half run."
Denver 16 8)North Carolina 14 Final (Chapel Hill, N.C.)
Marcus Holman, 6 goals in the game for Carolina. Mark Matthews with 5 for Denver. Jeremy Noble with 3 goals, 7 assists for Pioneers.
"An offensive show for sure! 30 total goals and Denver upsets North Carolina with a dominating performance in face-offs winning 23 in the X. Possessions were at a premium, however UNC was able to stay in the game right up until the end with some outstanding goal tending by Restivo for the Tar Heels. Too bad both of these offenses won't advance. If you like goals, you loved this game!"
- Insight provided by Dan Johnson (TheSmokingPen.Com, Lacrosse Contributor)
Bracket
04/03/12
Wildcat Championship
The Kentucky Wildcats cut down the nets in New Orleans on Monday, defeating Kansas, 67-59. Anthony Davis took home Most Outstanding Player of the Final Four. Congratulations to the Wildcats who won their 8th National Championship as a program.
We started our post season coverage the last week of February as Championship Week started and now we have a Champion, putting a cap to the 2012 College Basketball Season.
Now, for many schools, April 10 becomes the most important day until next season. That is the day that under classmen have to declare for the NBA Draft. It is a much quicker process than in previous years.
For basketball junkies, we can already look ahead to next year and start getting ideas of who will be the teams to beat. Albeit, a very early look. But teams like Indiana and Louisville will be in the discussion if their under classmen stay in school. And of course, your traditional powers such as North Carolina, Kentucky, Duke, Syracuse and Kansas generally reload fairly quick.
Teams like San Diego State, N.C. State and Creighton will be in the conversation for sleeper teams.
As for the Atlantic Coast Conference. I would look for more parody than in the past as North Carolina State will take a step closer to North Carolina and Duke next season with the departure of some key Tar Heels and Blue Devils players.
It is never too early to look ahead, after all for Tar Heel fans, "Late Night with Roy" is less than 7 months away in Chapel Hill.
Thank you for following us during this journey through March and into April. It has been our pleasure to bring you scores, insights and news during the tournament.
Check out our Wrap Up show which puts a big ribbon on the 2011-12 season:
04/02/12
Championship Night!
It all started with Championship Week, the last week of February. Then the NCAA Tournament, starting with 68 teams. Now we are down to 2. At the end of the night, one of these basketball powers will be crowned Champion.
Much like Championship Week, I have been collaborating with Andy Coppens, Editor and Writer for madtownbadgers.com to help bring quality coverage of the NCAA Tournament. Andy has been kind enough to share a space at his Blog Talk Radio Show for me to kick around the tournament with him every Monday until completion. Tonight, following the game, we will put a cap to it and tie a big bow on the 2012 NCAA Basketball Season.
Click on the link here to join in on the post game coverage.
We kicked off the Big Dance with our Bracket Breakdown show. If you were unable to tune in, here is the podcast, you can listen and see how we did:
The 'Middle Mutts' Tournament Scoreboard
Championship Game, April 2, 2012
1)Kentucky 67 2)Kansas 59 Final
(From New Orleans, Louisiana)
*Highlighted in Red - In Action
Final Four, March 31, 2012
4)Louisville 61 1)Kentucky 69 Final
2)Ohio State 62 2)Kansas 64 Final
(From New Orleans, Louisiana)
*Highlighted in Red - In Action
Elite 8, March 25, 2012
3)Baylor 70 1)Kentucky 82 Final (South Region, Atlanta, Georgia)
1)North Carolina 67 2)Kansas 80 Final (Midwest Region, St. Louis, Missouri)
*Highlighted in Red - In Action
Elite 8, March 24, 2012
7)Florida 68 4)Louisville 72 Final (West Region, Phoenix, Arizona)
2)Ohio State 77 1)Syracuse 70 Final (East Region, Boston, Massachusetts)
*Highlighted in Red - In Action
Sweet Sixteen, March 23, 2012
10)Xavier 70 3)Baylor 74 Final (South Region, Atlanta, Georgia)
13)Ohio 65 1)North Carolina 73 Final OT (Midwest Region, St. Louis, Missouri)
4)Indiana 90 1)Kentucky 102 Final (South Region, Atlanta, Georgia)
11)North Carolina State 57 2)Kansas 60 Final (Midwest Region, St. Louis, Missouri)
*Highlighted in Red - In Action
Sweet Sixteen, March 22, 2012
4)Wisconsin 63 1)Syracuse 64 Final (East Region, Boston, Massachusetts)
4)Louisville 57 1)Michigan State 44 Final (West Region, Phoenix, Arizona)
6)Cincinnati 66 2)Ohio State 81 Final (East Region, Boston, Massachusetts)
7)Florida 68 3)Marquette 58 Final (West Region, Phoenix, Arizona)
*Highlighted in Red - In Action
Third Round, March 18, 2012
11)N.C. State 66 3)Georgetown 63 Final (Midwest Region, Columbus, Ohio)
9)St.Louis 61 1)Michigan State 65 Final (West Region, Columbus, Ohio)
8)Creighton 73 1)North Carolina 87 Final (Midwest Region, Greensboro, N.C.)
15)Norfolk State 50 7)Florida 84 Final (West Region, Omaha, Nebraska)
13)Ohio 62 12)South Florida 56 (Midwest Region, Nashville, Tennessee)
15)Lehigh 58 10)Xavier 70 Final (South Region, Greensboro, N.C.)
10)Purdue 60 2)Kansas 63 Final (Midwest Region, Omaha, Nebraska)
3)Florida State 56 6)Cincinati 62 Final (East Region, Nashville, Tennessee)
*Highlighted in Red - In Action
Second Round, March 16, 2012
11)Texas 59 6)Cincinnati 65 Final (East Region, Nashville, Tennessee)
11)N.C. State 79 6)San Diego State 65 Final (Midwest Region, Columbus, Ohio)
8)Alabama 57 9)Creighton 58 Final (Midwest Region, Greensboro, N.C.)
10)Virginia 45 7)Florida 71 Final (West Region, Omaha, Nebraska)
14)St Bonaventure 63 3)Florida State 66 Final (East Region, Nashville, Tennessee)
14)Belmont 59 3)Georgetown 74 Final (Midwest Region, Columbus, Ohio)
1)North Carolina 77 16)Vermont 58 Final (Midwest Region, Greensboro, N.C.)
15)Norfolk State 86 2)Missouri 84 Final (West Region, Omaha, Nebraska)
9)Saint Louis 61 8)Memphis 54 Final (West Region, Columbus, Ohio)
15)Lehigh 75 2)Duke 70 Final (South Region, Greensboro, N.C.)
13)Ohio 65 4)Michigan 60 Final (Midwest Region, Columbus, Ohio)
7)St. Mary's 69 10)Purdue 72 Final (South Region, Greensboro, N.C.)
10)Xavier 67 7)Notre Dame 63 Final (South Region, Greensboro, N.C.)
16)LIU-Brooklyn 67 1)Michigan State 89 Final (West Region, Columbus, Ohio)
12)South Florida 58 5)Temple 44 Final (Midwest Region, Nashville, Tennessee)
2)Kansas 65 15)Detroit 50 Final (Midwest Region, Omaha, Nebraska)
*Highlighted in Red - In Action
Second Round, March 15, 2012
11)Colorado State 41 6)Murray State 58 Final (West Regional, Louisville, Kentucky)
9)Southern Mississippi 64 8)Kansas State 70 Final (East Regional, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania)
13)Davidson 62 4)Louisville 69 Final (West Regional, Portland, Oregon)
4)Wisconsin 73 13)Montana 49 Final (East Regional, Albuquerque, New Mexico)
14)BYU 68 3)Marquette 88 Final )West Regional, Louisville, Kentucky)
16)UNC-Asheville 65 1)Syracuse 72 Final (East Regional, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania)
12)Long Beach State 68 5)New Mexico 75 Final (West Regional, Portland, Oregon)
12)Harvard 70 5)Vanderbilt 79 Final (East Regional, Albuquerque, New Mexico)
6)Western Kentucky 81 1)Kentucky 66 Final (South Regional, Louisville, Kentucky)
12)VCU 62 5)Wichita Statet 59 Final (South Regional, Portland, Oregon)
10)West Virginia 54 7)Gonzaga 77 Final (East Regional, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania)
14)South Dakota State 60 3)Baylor 68 Final (South Regional, Albuquerque, New Mexico)
9)Connecticut 64 8)Iowa State 77 Final (South Regional, Louisville, Kentucky)
13)New Mexico State 66 4)Indiana 79 Final (South Regional, Portland, Oregon)
15)Loyola, Md 59 2)Ohio State 78 Final (East Regional, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania)
11)Colorado 68 6)UNLV 64 Final (South Regional, Albuquerque, New Mexico)
*Highlighted in Red - In Action
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Sweet Sixteen, March 23, 2012
10)Xavier 70 3)Baylor 74 Final (South Region, Atlanta, Georgia)
13)Ohio 65 1)North Carolina 73 Final OT (Midwest Region, St. Louis, Missouri)
4)Indiana 90 1)Kentucky 102 Final (South Region, Atlanta, Georgia)
11)North Carolina State 57 2)Kansas 60 Final (Midwest Region, St. Louis, Missouri)
*Highlighted in Red - In Action
Sweet Sixteen, March 22, 2012
4)Wisconsin 63 1)Syracuse 64 Final (East Region, Boston, Massachusetts)
4)Louisville 57 1)Michigan State 44 Final (West Region, Phoenix, Arizona)
6)Cincinnati 66 2)Ohio State 81 Final (East Region, Boston, Massachusetts)
7)Florida 68 3)Marquette 58 Final (West Region, Phoenix, Arizona)
*Highlighted in Red - In Action
Third Round, March 18, 2012
11)N.C. State 66 3)Georgetown 63 Final (Midwest Region, Columbus, Ohio)
9)St.Louis 61 1)Michigan State 65 Final (West Region, Columbus, Ohio)
8)Creighton 73 1)North Carolina 87 Final (Midwest Region, Greensboro, N.C.)
15)Norfolk State 50 7)Florida 84 Final (West Region, Omaha, Nebraska)
13)Ohio 62 12)South Florida 56 (Midwest Region, Nashville, Tennessee)
15)Lehigh 58 10)Xavier 70 Final (South Region, Greensboro, N.C.)
10)Purdue 60 2)Kansas 63 Final (Midwest Region, Omaha, Nebraska)
3)Florida State 56 6)Cincinati 62 Final (East Region, Nashville, Tennessee)
*Highlighted in Red - In Action
Third Round, March 18, 2012
11)N.C. State 66 3)Georgetown 63 Final (Midwest Region, Columbus, Ohio)
9)St.Louis 61 1)Michigan State 65 Final (West Region, Columbus, Ohio)
8)Creighton 73 1)North Carolina 87 Final (Midwest Region, Greensboro, N.C.)
15)Norfolk State 50 7)Florida 84 Final (West Region, Omaha, Nebraska)
13)Ohio 62 12)South Florida 56 (Midwest Region, Nashville, Tennessee)
15)Lehigh 58 10)Xavier 70 Final (South Region, Greensboro, N.C.)
10)Purdue 60 2)Kansas 63 Final (Midwest Region, Omaha, Nebraska)
3)Florida State 56 6)Cincinati 62 Final (East Region, Nashville, Tennessee)
*Highlighted in Red - In Action
Second Round, March 16, 2012
11)Texas 59 6)Cincinnati 65 Final (East Region, Nashville, Tennessee)
11)N.C. State 79 6)San Diego State 65 Final (Midwest Region, Columbus, Ohio)
8)Alabama 57 9)Creighton 58 Final (Midwest Region, Greensboro, N.C.)
10)Virginia 45 7)Florida 71 Final (West Region, Omaha, Nebraska)
14)St Bonaventure 63 3)Florida State 66 Final (East Region, Nashville, Tennessee)
14)Belmont 59 3)Georgetown 74 Final (Midwest Region, Columbus, Ohio)
1)North Carolina 77 16)Vermont 58 Final (Midwest Region, Greensboro, N.C.)
15)Norfolk State 86 2)Missouri 84 Final (West Region, Omaha, Nebraska)
9)Saint Louis 61 8)Memphis 54 Final (West Region, Columbus, Ohio)
15)Lehigh 75 2)Duke 70 Final (South Region, Greensboro, N.C.)
13)Ohio 65 4)Michigan 60 Final (Midwest Region, Columbus, Ohio)
7)St. Mary's 69 10)Purdue 72 Final (South Region, Greensboro, N.C.)
10)Xavier 67 7)Notre Dame 63 Final (South Region, Greensboro, N.C.)
16)LIU-Brooklyn 67 1)Michigan State 89 Final (West Region, Columbus, Ohio)
12)South Florida 58 5)Temple 44 Final (Midwest Region, Nashville, Tennessee)
2)Kansas 65 15)Detroit 50 Final (Midwest Region, Omaha, Nebraska)
*Highlighted in Red - In Action
Second Round, March 15, 2012
11)Colorado State 41 6)Murray State 58 Final (West Regional, Louisville, Kentucky)
9)Southern Mississippi 64 8)Kansas State 70 Final (East Regional, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania)
13)Davidson 62 4)Louisville 69 Final (West Regional, Portland, Oregon)
4)Wisconsin 73 13)Montana 49 Final (East Regional, Albuquerque, New Mexico)
14)BYU 68 3)Marquette 88 Final )West Regional, Louisville, Kentucky)
16)UNC-Asheville 65 1)Syracuse 72 Final (East Regional, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania)
12)Long Beach State 68 5)New Mexico 75 Final (West Regional, Portland, Oregon)
12)Harvard 70 5)Vanderbilt 79 Final (East Regional, Albuquerque, New Mexico)
6)Western Kentucky 81 1)Kentucky 66 Final (South Regional, Louisville, Kentucky)
12)VCU 62 5)Wichita Statet 59 Final (South Regional, Portland, Oregon)
10)West Virginia 54 7)Gonzaga 77 Final (East Regional, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania)
14)South Dakota State 60 3)Baylor 68 Final (South Regional, Albuquerque, New Mexico)
9)Connecticut 64 8)Iowa State 77 Final (South Regional, Louisville, Kentucky)
13)New Mexico State 66 4)Indiana 79 Final (South Regional, Portland, Oregon)
15)Loyola, Md 59 2)Ohio State 78 Final (East Regional, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania)
11)Colorado 68 6)UNLV 64 Final (South Regional, Albuquerque, New Mexico)
*Highlighted in Red - In Action
03/31/12
Finally Four!
And so it comes down to two very interesting match ups at the Final Four on Saturday. In one game you have a rematch of any earlier non-conference game against two teams who are very similar. In the other, we have a rematch of the Civil War in Kentucky as two teams who really do not care for each other engage in battle. Should be a very interesting pair of games determining who will meet for the National Championship on Monday.
Much like Championship Week, I have been collaborating with Andy Coppens, Editor and Writer for madtownbadgers.com to help bring quality coverage of the NCAA Tournament. Andy has been kind enough to share a space at his Blog Talk Radio Show for me to kick around the tournament with him every Monday until completion. We kicked off the Big Dance with our Bracket Breakdown show on Monday. If you were unable to tune in, here is the podcast:
The 'Middle Mutts' Tournament Scoreboard
Final Four, March 31, 2012
4)Louisville 61 1)Kentucky 69 Final
2)Ohio State 62 2)Kansas 64 Final
(From New Orleans, Louisiana)
*Highlighted in Red - In Action
Elite 8, March 25, 2012
3)Baylor 70 1)Kentucky 82 Final (South Region, Atlanta, Georgia)
1)North Carolina 67 2)Kansas 80 Final (Midwest Region, St. Louis, Missouri)
*Highlighted in Red - In Action
Elite 8, March 24, 2012
7)Florida 68 4)Louisville 72 Final (West Region, Phoenix, Arizona)
2)Ohio State 77 1)Syracuse 70 Final (East Region, Boston, Massachusetts)
*Highlighted in Red - In Action
Sweet Sixteen, March 23, 2012
10)Xavier 70 3)Baylor 74 Final (South Region, Atlanta, Georgia)
13)Ohio 65 1)North Carolina 73 Final OT (Midwest Region, St. Louis, Missouri)
4)Indiana 90 1)Kentucky 102 Final (South Region, Atlanta, Georgia)
11)North Carolina State 57 2)Kansas 60 Final (Midwest Region, St. Louis, Missouri)
*Highlighted in Red - In Action
Sweet Sixteen, March 22, 2012
4)Wisconsin 63 1)Syracuse 64 Final (East Region, Boston, Massachusetts)
4)Louisville 57 1)Michigan State 44 Final (West Region, Phoenix, Arizona)
6)Cincinnati 66 2)Ohio State 81 Final (East Region, Boston, Massachusetts)
7)Florida 68 3)Marquette 58 Final (West Region, Phoenix, Arizona)
*Highlighted in Red - In Action
Third Round, March 18, 2012
11)N.C. State 66 3)Georgetown 63 Final (Midwest Region, Columbus, Ohio)
9)St.Louis 61 1)Michigan State 65 Final (West Region, Columbus, Ohio)
8)Creighton 73 1)North Carolina 87 Final (Midwest Region, Greensboro, N.C.)
15)Norfolk State 50 7)Florida 84 Final (West Region, Omaha, Nebraska)
13)Ohio 62 12)South Florida 56 (Midwest Region, Nashville, Tennessee)
15)Lehigh 58 10)Xavier 70 Final (South Region, Greensboro, N.C.)
10)Purdue 60 2)Kansas 63 Final (Midwest Region, Omaha, Nebraska)
3)Florida State 56 6)Cincinati 62 Final (East Region, Nashville, Tennessee)
*Highlighted in Red - In Action
Second Round, March 16, 2012
11)Texas 59 6)Cincinnati 65 Final (East Region, Nashville, Tennessee)
11)N.C. State 79 6)San Diego State 65 Final (Midwest Region, Columbus, Ohio)
8)Alabama 57 9)Creighton 58 Final (Midwest Region, Greensboro, N.C.)
10)Virginia 45 7)Florida 71 Final (West Region, Omaha, Nebraska)
14)St Bonaventure 63 3)Florida State 66 Final (East Region, Nashville, Tennessee)
14)Belmont 59 3)Georgetown 74 Final (Midwest Region, Columbus, Ohio)
1)North Carolina 77 16)Vermont 58 Final (Midwest Region, Greensboro, N.C.)
15)Norfolk State 86 2)Missouri 84 Final (West Region, Omaha, Nebraska)
9)Saint Louis 61 8)Memphis 54 Final (West Region, Columbus, Ohio)
15)Lehigh 75 2)Duke 70 Final (South Region, Greensboro, N.C.)
13)Ohio 65 4)Michigan 60 Final (Midwest Region, Columbus, Ohio)
7)St. Mary's 69 10)Purdue 72 Final (South Region, Greensboro, N.C.)
10)Xavier 67 7)Notre Dame 63 Final (South Region, Greensboro, N.C.)
16)LIU-Brooklyn 67 1)Michigan State 89 Final (West Region, Columbus, Ohio)
12)South Florida 58 5)Temple 44 Final (Midwest Region, Nashville, Tennessee)
2)Kansas 65 15)Detroit 50 Final (Midwest Region, Omaha, Nebraska)
*Highlighted in Red - In Action
Second Round, March 15, 2012
11)Colorado State 41 6)Murray State 58 Final (West Regional, Louisville, Kentucky)
9)Southern Mississippi 64 8)Kansas State 70 Final (East Regional, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania)
13)Davidson 62 4)Louisville 69 Final (West Regional, Portland, Oregon)
4)Wisconsin 73 13)Montana 49 Final (East Regional, Albuquerque, New Mexico)
14)BYU 68 3)Marquette 88 Final )West Regional, Louisville, Kentucky)
16)UNC-Asheville 65 1)Syracuse 72 Final (East Regional, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania)
12)Long Beach State 68 5)New Mexico 75 Final (West Regional, Portland, Oregon)
12)Harvard 70 5)Vanderbilt 79 Final (East Regional, Albuquerque, New Mexico)
6)Western Kentucky 81 1)Kentucky 66 Final (South Regional, Louisville, Kentucky)
12)VCU 62 5)Wichita Statet 59 Final (South Regional, Portland, Oregon)
10)West Virginia 54 7)Gonzaga 77 Final (East Regional, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania)
14)South Dakota State 60 3)Baylor 68 Final (South Regional, Albuquerque, New Mexico)
9)Connecticut 64 8)Iowa State 77 Final (South Regional, Louisville, Kentucky)
13)New Mexico State 66 4)Indiana 79 Final (South Regional, Portland, Oregon)
15)Loyola, Md 59 2)Ohio State 78 Final (East Regional, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania)
11)Colorado 68 6)UNLV 64 Final (South Regional, Albuquerque, New Mexico)
*Highlighted in Red - In Action
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Sweet Sixteen, March 23, 2012
10)Xavier 70 3)Baylor 74 Final (South Region, Atlanta, Georgia)
13)Ohio 65 1)North Carolina 73 Final OT (Midwest Region, St. Louis, Missouri)
4)Indiana 90 1)Kentucky 102 Final (South Region, Atlanta, Georgia)
11)North Carolina State 57 2)Kansas 60 Final (Midwest Region, St. Louis, Missouri)
*Highlighted in Red - In Action
Sweet Sixteen, March 22, 2012
4)Wisconsin 63 1)Syracuse 64 Final (East Region, Boston, Massachusetts)
4)Louisville 57 1)Michigan State 44 Final (West Region, Phoenix, Arizona)
6)Cincinnati 66 2)Ohio State 81 Final (East Region, Boston, Massachusetts)
7)Florida 68 3)Marquette 58 Final (West Region, Phoenix, Arizona)
*Highlighted in Red - In Action
Third Round, March 18, 2012
11)N.C. State 66 3)Georgetown 63 Final (Midwest Region, Columbus, Ohio)
9)St.Louis 61 1)Michigan State 65 Final (West Region, Columbus, Ohio)
8)Creighton 73 1)North Carolina 87 Final (Midwest Region, Greensboro, N.C.)
15)Norfolk State 50 7)Florida 84 Final (West Region, Omaha, Nebraska)
13)Ohio 62 12)South Florida 56 (Midwest Region, Nashville, Tennessee)
15)Lehigh 58 10)Xavier 70 Final (South Region, Greensboro, N.C.)
10)Purdue 60 2)Kansas 63 Final (Midwest Region, Omaha, Nebraska)
3)Florida State 56 6)Cincinati 62 Final (East Region, Nashville, Tennessee)
*Highlighted in Red - In Action
Third Round, March 18, 2012
11)N.C. State 66 3)Georgetown 63 Final (Midwest Region, Columbus, Ohio)
9)St.Louis 61 1)Michigan State 65 Final (West Region, Columbus, Ohio)
8)Creighton 73 1)North Carolina 87 Final (Midwest Region, Greensboro, N.C.)
15)Norfolk State 50 7)Florida 84 Final (West Region, Omaha, Nebraska)
13)Ohio 62 12)South Florida 56 (Midwest Region, Nashville, Tennessee)
15)Lehigh 58 10)Xavier 70 Final (South Region, Greensboro, N.C.)
10)Purdue 60 2)Kansas 63 Final (Midwest Region, Omaha, Nebraska)
3)Florida State 56 6)Cincinati 62 Final (East Region, Nashville, Tennessee)
*Highlighted in Red - In Action
Second Round, March 16, 2012
11)Texas 59 6)Cincinnati 65 Final (East Region, Nashville, Tennessee)
11)N.C. State 79 6)San Diego State 65 Final (Midwest Region, Columbus, Ohio)
8)Alabama 57 9)Creighton 58 Final (Midwest Region, Greensboro, N.C.)
10)Virginia 45 7)Florida 71 Final (West Region, Omaha, Nebraska)
14)St Bonaventure 63 3)Florida State 66 Final (East Region, Nashville, Tennessee)
14)Belmont 59 3)Georgetown 74 Final (Midwest Region, Columbus, Ohio)
1)North Carolina 77 16)Vermont 58 Final (Midwest Region, Greensboro, N.C.)
15)Norfolk State 86 2)Missouri 84 Final (West Region, Omaha, Nebraska)
9)Saint Louis 61 8)Memphis 54 Final (West Region, Columbus, Ohio)
15)Lehigh 75 2)Duke 70 Final (South Region, Greensboro, N.C.)
13)Ohio 65 4)Michigan 60 Final (Midwest Region, Columbus, Ohio)
7)St. Mary's 69 10)Purdue 72 Final (South Region, Greensboro, N.C.)
10)Xavier 67 7)Notre Dame 63 Final (South Region, Greensboro, N.C.)
16)LIU-Brooklyn 67 1)Michigan State 89 Final (West Region, Columbus, Ohio)
12)South Florida 58 5)Temple 44 Final (Midwest Region, Nashville, Tennessee)
2)Kansas 65 15)Detroit 50 Final (Midwest Region, Omaha, Nebraska)
*Highlighted in Red - In Action
Second Round, March 15, 2012
11)Colorado State 41 6)Murray State 58 Final (West Regional, Louisville, Kentucky)
9)Southern Mississippi 64 8)Kansas State 70 Final (East Regional, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania)
13)Davidson 62 4)Louisville 69 Final (West Regional, Portland, Oregon)
4)Wisconsin 73 13)Montana 49 Final (East Regional, Albuquerque, New Mexico)
14)BYU 68 3)Marquette 88 Final )West Regional, Louisville, Kentucky)
16)UNC-Asheville 65 1)Syracuse 72 Final (East Regional, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania)
12)Long Beach State 68 5)New Mexico 75 Final (West Regional, Portland, Oregon)
12)Harvard 70 5)Vanderbilt 79 Final (East Regional, Albuquerque, New Mexico)
6)Western Kentucky 81 1)Kentucky 66 Final (South Regional, Louisville, Kentucky)
12)VCU 62 5)Wichita Statet 59 Final (South Regional, Portland, Oregon)
10)West Virginia 54 7)Gonzaga 77 Final (East Regional, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania)
14)South Dakota State 60 3)Baylor 68 Final (South Regional, Albuquerque, New Mexico)
9)Connecticut 64 8)Iowa State 77 Final (South Regional, Louisville, Kentucky)
13)New Mexico State 66 4)Indiana 79 Final (South Regional, Portland, Oregon)
15)Loyola, Md 59 2)Ohio State 78 Final (East Regional, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania)
11)Colorado 68 6)UNLV 64 Final (South Regional, Albuquerque, New Mexico)
*Highlighted in Red - In Action
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