No. 3 Duke Easily Handles Hampton
Kyrie Irving scored 14 points in his return to the floor, leading Duke in an 87-45 rout of Hampton in its NCAA Tournament opener.
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Kyrie Irving scored 14 points in his return to the floor, leading Duke in an 87-45 rout of Hampton in its NCAA Tournament opener.
Derrick Williams had 22 points and 10 rebounds, and blocked a potential tying shot in the final seconds to seal Arizona's 77-75 win over Memphis.
Luke Hancock made a three-pointer with 19.8 seconds remaining, as the George Mason Patriots used a late surge to take down the Villanova Wildcats, 61-57
Notre Dame fought off scrappy Akron for a 69-56 second-round victory Friday in the Southwest Regional.
Zack Novak scored 14 points, including two 3-pointers in a decisive spurt to start the second half, and Michigan beat listless Tennessee 75-45
Texas survived a second-half comeback by high-scoring Oakland for an 85-81 victory in its NCAA tournament opener.
Stops for the truck hauling the court tentatively are Monday at Oklahoma State University and Tuesday at Southern Methodist University in Dallas.
Brian Keselowski owns his own Sprint Cup Series team. He qualified for the season-opening Daytona 500, but failed to make the races at Phoenix and Las Vegas.
Kari Lehtonen got his 16th NHL shutout, and the Dallas Stars beat the Chicago Blackhawks 5-0 on Thursday night.
Chris Denorfia and Jorge Cantu each drove in three runs and the Padres beat the Rangers 15-5 Thursday night.
Cincinnati wasn't about to play Missouri's game. Try to run on the Bearcats? Not this time. Their defense just kept getting in the way.
UCLA kept clanking free throws, Michigan State kept draining 3-pointers. It turned a potential rout into a nailbiter.
Making one mistake after another in the closing minutes, Kansas State kept giving Utah State chances. The Wildcats pulled it out, of all places, from the free throw line.
That "11" on the bracket is only a number. The name that goes with it -- "Gonzaga" -- means a whole lot more. The Bulldogs have become too good to be considered an underdog anymore, even if the seeding may say so.
Former Rangers manager Bobby Valentine has been working on little sleep since Japan was devastated by an earthquake and tsunami last week, devoting much of his time to tracking down friends and former players and figuring out a way to help from thousands of miles away.