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Final Four
The last four teams in the NCAA basketball tournament are set. And what a 4 it is.
Let’s just say that an alligator, the Wizard of Westwood, cinderella, and shaq are all connected in some way.
By George, the dream is alive!
George Mason, the #11 seed in the Washington D.C. bracket, has qualified for the Final 4. George Mason, out of the Colonial Athletic Association, defeated top seededUConn 86-84 in overtime. Where is George Mason you ask? Just southwest of Washington D.C. the campus was opened in 1957 and boasts a enrollment of 29,000. You can learn more about George Mason here.
George Mason has tied for the highest seeded team ever to qualify for the final 4. Since the field expanded to 64 in 1985 only two teams have qualified for the final 4 as a double digit seed. LSU in 1986 as an 11 seed and now George Mason. The highest seeded team to ever win a national title was Villanova in 1985 as an #8 seed.
George Mason will face the winner of the Villanova/Florida game on April 1st.
Nebraska Baseball
The season is already in full swing but with the Big XII season getting underway it’s time to take a look at the Husker baseball team.
March Madness Round 2
All 64 teams have played their games and we are down to 32.
March Madness
IT’S AWESOME BABY!!! WITH A CAPITAL A!
That’s right the big dance kicks off Thursday with 16 games. That’s right 16 games in one day. For any sports fan, it really doesn’t get any better than March Madness. To me, these early round games are the best. It has the most potential for upsets, it has the most potential for buzzer beaters, and there are a lot of games. Start around 11am and end at 11pm (or later) with a 2 hour break in the middle. Now lots of people like to bet in pools, in fact, it’s probably the second most gambled on sporting event besides the Super Bowl. Now if you’re looking for last minute tips for filling out your bracket, then this is probably the wrong place to look. But I’ll give you spme sound beginner advice with 10 tips on winning your pool (or at least do better than throwing a dart at the wall):
Barry Collier staying
The university announced that Barry Collier will stay on as the men’s basketball coach at Nebraska.
High School Tourney Time Part 5
It’s the final preview of the winter state tourneys as the boys take to the court for a state title.
Death of a sports legend
He may not have been the most well known player but he is known for being one of the great players who played for the love of the game. Kirby Puckett suffered a stroke on Sunday and passed away at the age of 45 on Monday.
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