Kentucky played great, after Ohio State hit a 3 pointer to tie the game, the Wildcats scored with 4.5 or so seconds left and held on to win it.
All the #1 seeds are dominant so far in the Women's Tournament, the #11 Zags beat #3 UCLA and face #7 Louisville next, who eliminated #2 seed Xavier to advance.
bedub1 wrote:Some would argue she's the best guard in NCAA history. She's got the stats to prove it. Either way, Gonzaga women play Saturday at 6:00pm PST on ESPN.
Stats schmats...best guard, possibly. Best point guard? Diana Taurasi, hands down.
...I prefer a man who will burn the flag and then wrap himself in the Constitution to a man who will burn the Constitution and then wrap himself in the flag.
...I prefer a man who will burn the flag and then wrap himself in the Constitution to a man who will burn the Constitution and then wrap himself in the flag.
Thank God...I was concerned that I would be the only one humored by that comment.
...I prefer a man who will burn the flag and then wrap himself in the Constitution to a man who will burn the Constitution and then wrap himself in the flag.
#11Lady Zags face #1Stanford next. other Elite 8's #1Tennessee vs #2Notre Dame #1UConn vs #2Duke #1Baylor vs #2Texas A&M the 4th time these teams have met this year
Men's Final Four BracketNo #1s or #2s remain #8Butler vs #11VCU #4Kentucky vs #3UConn
Biggest Upset of this tourney so far VCU 71Kansas 61 actually it's one of the biggest upsets ever in the NCAA Men's Tournament
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Women's Finals: #1UConn's only loss was @ Stanford 71-59 Dec.30 24 game win streak UConn 75 Duke 40 #2Stanford lost @ Depaul 91-71 Dec.16 and @ Tennessee 82-72 in OT Dec.19 27 game win streak #3Baylor lost @ UConn 65-64 Nov.16 and @ Texas Tech 56-45 Feb.19 10 game win streak [/e] [s] #6Duke lost @ UConn 87-51 Jan.31 9 game win streak #8Texas A&M lost 3 to Baylor this year, last one was 61-58 Mar.12 4 game win streak Texas A&M 58 Baylor 46 #10Notre Dame lost 3 to UConn this year, last one was 73-64 Mar.12 4 game win streak
Women's Final Four: Stanford vs Texas A&M UConn vs Notre Dame
Men's Final Four: #9UConn (30-9) 9 game win streak #11Kentucky (29-8) worst lost was to UConn 84-67Nov.24 10 game win streak URButler (27-9) 13 game win streak URVCU (28-11) 5 game win streak
NIT Wichita State 75(28-8) vs Washington State 44(22-13) Alabama 62(25-11) vs Colorado 61(24-14)
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With Butler playing this year's Cinderella in the semi finals they certainly have a good shot at returning to the Championship Game and Kentucky has a chance to avenge their only lopsided loss of the year against the Huskies. Both games should be great.
Then again... nobody thought VCU had any chance against Kansas.
Butler decided right away in the 2nd half that they couldn't win the game. You could see it in their eyes and by the way they shot the ball. It was like a deer looking in the headlights before being run over.
JJM wrote:I don't know how to spell check and why is it that all you easterners think of North Dakotians as idiots
The first half of the game was intense, heavily contested with lots of impressive DEFENSE and Butler squeezed out a 3 point lead at the half with a buzzer beater from behind the arc, but both teams were shooting miserably.
Butler missed a stoopid number of lay ups and shots in the paint, as well as free throw attempts. UConn took advantage of all their easy shots... when they got the opportunities.
I suppose you have to credit the UConn defense for rattling Butler, because they were uncharacteristically off in all facets of their game... except for transition defense.
Butler had managed to win all their "ugly" games and this one sure qualified as that, but the wheels really came off the cart in the second half. I think they set a record for poorest shooting percentage in the tourney and a final.
Congrats on an fabulous season for UConn, who went 32-9 with all nine loses coming from teams in the Big East Conference. The win streak that carried them through the Big East Tourney and NCAA Tourney is an amazing accomplishment.
It's over now... Texas A&M won their first National Championship beating Notre Dame 76-70 in a contest with all the nail biting drama the men's game lacked. It was tied with three minutes to play and tight all the way to the end with the Aggies icing the game at the foul line.
Both teams had beaten two #1 seeds to reach the final, including wins over conference rivals who had already beaten them three times this year.